Ashland awarded funding for boat launch project: City receives funding after applying multiple times
Ashland will receive money for a $1 million boat ramp at Kreher Park after previous rejections were deemed unconstitutional.
From Cold War to Conservation: Wood Duck Reserve at Richard Bong State Recreation Area
Bong Naturalist Association, Ducks Unlimited, & Kenosha Unified School District partner to expand recreation area.
Beloit receives $766k grant for riverwalk
The city of Beloit was awarded a $766,000 Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program Grant to complete its downtown riverwalk project.
DNR signs off on 12 Stewardship projects after Supreme Court blocked legislative vetoes
The Wisconsin DNR has approved $7.7 million for twelve Knowles-Nelson Stewardship projects, the first approvals since a Supreme Court ruling eliminated legislative roadblocks.
A Call for Grassroots Advocacy to Save Knowles-Nelson
Door County conservation leaders rally to protect Wisconsin’s Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program as it faces potential cuts in the 2025 state budget.
West Waubesa Trail Ribbon Cutting
The new trail, funded in part by a Knowles-Nelson Stewardship grant, offers a scenic mile-long connection between Waubesa Beach and Capital Springs Recreation Area.
A Call to Action to Help Save Knowles-Nelson
Charlie Carlin joins the Door County Pulse podcast to discuss the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program and share what people can do to help save it.
Team Knowles Nelson Update: Preparing for Lobby Day, Reinforcing Public Support, and Navigating Capitol Politics
Save the date for Knowles-Nelson Lobby Day, learn more about our ongoing legislative education & grassroots outreach, and brush up on the political dynamics surrounding reauthorization.
Honoring a Family Legacy While Shaping Neillsville’s Future: Opelt Park
Nestled along O’Neill Creek in Neillsville, Wisconsin, a new community space has taken root. O’Neill Creek Trailhead and Opelt Park honors the town’s history while looking ahead.
State Supreme Court will take up lawmakers’ power to block administrative rules
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will review Gov. Tony Evers’ lawsuit challenging lawmakers’ power to block administrative rules, including a ban on LGBTQ conversion therapy and proposed updates to the building code.
