Team Knowles Nelson Update: Launching Lobby Day, Understanding Post-Election Changes, and Restoring Program Investment
Register now for Knowles-Nelson Lobby Day, learn about shifts in legislative leadership, and discover how partnerships are growing statewide.
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.
Team Knowles Nelson Update: Evers Administration Proposes a 10-year Reauthorization at $100 Million Per Year
A defining moment for conservation in Wisconsin: DNR seeks 10-year renewal of Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program with $100 million annual funding through 2036.
Team Knowles Nelson Updates: Educating legislators, expanding the coalition, and sharing our stories
Discover our recent legislative outreach, upcoming fall conferences, and how to create your own Knowles-Nelson postcard as we gear up for the program’s 2025 reauthorization.
Team Knowles Nelson Updates: Voting NO on August 13th, connecting with legislators, and celebrating momentum
Vote NO to defend land conservation and check out highlights from recent legislative visits.
From the Team: Updated Pelican River Forest Road Access Maps
Explore roads open for public use in the Pelican River Forest.
Vote NO on August 13th
On Tuesday, August 13th, there is a statewide primary election, which will include two constitutional amendments on the ballot.
Supreme Court Ruling Reshapes Knowles-Nelson Grant Process: What You Need to Know
The recent Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling has reshaped the landscape for conservation funding in the state. With the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program up for reauthorization in 2025, it’s crucial to understand these changes and their broader implications.
Knowles-Nelson Gets Its Day in Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program lawsuit on Wednesday, April 17th, 2024.
Supreme Court Victory!
WI Supreme Court rules that anonymous objections and legislative obstruction are unconstitutional.
