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Everyone is welcome to our annual meeting on Zoom at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 26th. We have exciting news to share! Sign up to receive the link a day before the event. https://t.co/NFGHIdxl1M
Enjoy book reviews from UW-La Crosse's Environmental Literature class. You can find them by searching "book reviews" in the WILD READS section of our website. You might just find the perfect read for your first day of hammocking.
@FSPAtweets@gatheringwaters We are ever grateful to the Franciscan Sisters for their ongoing support and conservation partnership here in Wisconsin’s Driftless Area. This award is well-deserved by them.
Learn how you can help Wisconsin’s bat population from Jennifer Redell of the Wisconsin DNR in a guided online tour of Kickapoo Caverns next Saturday, July 11. A link will be provided here and on our website.
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Have you voted for us through Target Circle? If not, there’s still time! See how you can help direct Target’s giving to benefit our organization and the community at https://t.co/NY1e7mKQZO
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Garlic mustard crowds out native flowering plants that pollinators depend upon, so we're pulling as much of it as we can before it goes to seed. Once the seed pods form. it's best left alone.
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May is morel mushroom season in Wisconsin! Luckily, there are plenty of woods around the Driftless region that are a suitable habitat for them. Have you ever found any? Share a picture of your morel harvest.
Image by Tom Rhorer
Looking for more things to do in nature? Try out eBird!
This website helps you learn about and find birds in your region. You can also use it to submit your sightings to help conservation efforts. For more details visit
https://t.co/ii5sENPFoa
Image by Bill Peterson
Become a clean-up champion
On your next hike at a nature preserve, pick up all the litter you can find. The person or family with the biggest haul will receive a copy of our Mysteries of the Driftless DVD.
For exact details visit
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Image by Tom Rhorer
Now is the time to watch for female bumblebees flying across the forests and fields. They are in search of new spots to start fresh colonies. Did you know that we have over 20 species of bumblebees in Wisconsin? Many of them are rare!
Photo by Tom Rhorer
Looking for more ways to enjoy the nature preserves?
You can become a trail steward. On your hikes at the nature preserves send us updates about your favorite trail. This will help us inform others about trail conditions. For more information visit
https://t.co/ii5sENPFoa