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Annual public meetings in Wisconsin about fish, wildlife, and water will discuss several St. Croix-related issues
Conservation Congress spring meetings offer chance to influence management of the state’s natural resources.
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At State of the Tribes, a celebration of heritage and calls to action
Chair of the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin gives address to legislature, governor, and other officials.
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Online workshops offered to help protect local control of industrial agriculture in Wisconsin
Learn more about bringing the voice of rural Wisconsin to Madison and protecting local control over factory farms.
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Wisconsin court reverses Osceola Bluffs decision, lets project proceed
Ruling cites recent law intended to make it easier for developers to get residential projects approved.
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Court rejects Hudson development over river impacts
Ruling in lawsuit says city violated state rules when it approved variances for apartment building.
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Wisconsin judge rejects attempt to overturn factory farm regulations
Ruling allows DNR to continue requiring pollution permits for large-scale livestock operations.
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Livestock groups sue to stop Wisconsin from requiring pollution permits
New lawsuit claims DNR does not have power to regulate factory farm manure spreading.
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Wisconsinites invited to participate in Conservation Congress process
Ideas invited for managing state’s natural resources.
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Input invited on Wisconsin water quality monitoring
Draft guidance includes new standards for measuring PFAS and related chemicals.
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Kinnickinnic State Park created 50 years ago by neighbors, government, and conservation groups
Effort started with local landowners determined to conserve confluence.
