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The NFL Draft Is Coming to Green Bay. Let’s Clear the Field (of Trash).

On: April 1, 2025

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The NFL Draft is coming to Titletown! But before the picks are made… we’ve got some picking of our own to do. This Earth Day—Tuesday, April 22—join the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance and NFL Green for the Fox-Wolf Watershed Cleanup Preseason Pick-Up, a trail cleanup along Green Bay’s Fox River Trail. We’re getting it ready [...]

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Protected: Lake Winnebago Ice Out: The Last Ice Is Gone—Here’s What It Means

On: March 25, 2025

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Protected: Lake Winnebago: Keeping Everyone Afloat

On: March 19, 2025

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Protected: Why Does Lake Winnebago’s Water Level Change in Winter?

On: March 12, 2025

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Protected: Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin: A Powerhouse Waterway with a Changing Past

On: March 6, 2025

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Earn Your Native Plant Certification with Wild Ones!

On: March 15, 2024

In: certification, class, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance, FWWA, habitat, Lake Management, native plants, vegetation, Wild Ones, Winnebago Waterways, Wisconsin

Take your passion for native plants to the next level with the Wild Ones Fox Valley Area 50-hour Native Plant Certification! This unique program offers a comprehensive education in Wisconsin’s native flora, perfect for home gardeners, students, teachers, conservation professionals, and nature enthusiasts. Click here to learn more! Certification Program Highlights: Earn [...]

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Learning Opportunity: Nature Teaching Strategies for All Ages

On: May 31, 2023

In: class, Environmental Education, Event, Event - Non-FWWA, native plant, native plants, plant certification, project WILD, scholarship, Wild Ones, wildones, wildones fox valley, Winnebago, Winnebago Waterways

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Wild Ones Fox Valley chapter has a new 4-day retreat in beautiful Northwoods Wisconsin to learn “Nature Teaching Strategies for All Ages.” This course is to help you become a better environmental advocate and is aimed at learning fun ways to connect people to each other and to nature. You do not have to be a formal educator to attend this class. The fee includes the course, meals, and lodging. There will be plenty of time for relaxing and exploring! Registration closes June 24th.

Become a strong environmental advocate. Offering hands-on learning set in beautiful Northwoods Wisconsin, this course aims to develop sense of place, basic science inquiry skills, and strong stewardship. Using environmental education strategies from a variety of sources, we will be actively playing games, observing nature, discussing conservation ethics, exploring, nature journaling, and connecting with each other. We will cover a variety of grade levels, even college level. In addition to receiving credit for the Wisconsin Native Plant Certification Program, you will receive a Project WILD book and be certified in Project WILD upon completion of this course.

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Registration closes June 24.

$300 nonmembers/$255 members (includes lodging and meals)

Questions? Email wildonesfoxvalley@gmail.com.

Check out the Wild Ones Fox Valley Chapter Website by clicking here!

Winnebago Waterways is a Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance recovery initiative. Contact us at wwinfo@fwwa.org

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