Team Knowles Nelson Updates: Gearing up for the Supreme Court
Team Knowles-Nelson previews the separation of powers lawsuit. And check out our new Knowles- Nelson merch!
Supreme Court Victory for Knowles-Nelson
On July 5th, 2024, the WI Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that anonymous objections and legislative obstruction are unconstitutional.
Two northern Wisconsin projects sought $1M in boating grants. Only one got the money.
The City of Ashland was denied a $1 million Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program grant for a new boat launch, despite funding for similar projects being approved.
Town of Clay Banks Objects to Door County Land Trust Purchase
When prompted to review the project due to a Knowles-Nelson grant, Town officials passed a resolution objecting to it.
$812,000 Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Grant Awarded to the Town of Westport
Town of Westport partnered with Groundswell Conservancy to secure funding to protect 105 acres that was planned for a bagel bakery.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Accepts Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Lawsuit
Governor Evers’ lawsuit alleges that the legislature is obstructing government function by stalling Knowles-Nelson Stewardship grant approvals.
Team Knowles Nelson Updates: Recent Wins, Upcoming Supreme Court Battle, and Expanding Our Team
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship world is busy these days! We’re excited to share updates on the Wisconsin Supreme Court case involving Knowles-Nelson, recent grant successes, and to introduce you to a new team member at Gathering Waters.
City of Ashland Denied Knowles-Nelson Grant for Boat Launch
The city will need to find an alternative funding source in order to move forward with Kreher Park boat launch.
Is Legislature Illegally Grabbing Executive Power?
Lawsuit charges Republicans in the Wisconsin legislature for violating the Wisconsin Constitution and intruding into executive powers.
Gov. Evers Announces Approval of Largest Forest Conservation Effort in State History
Land conservation and the protection of Wisconsin’s water and wildlife continue to remain a top priority for the Evers Administration.
