Knowles-Nelson knows no bounds. Explore recent media coverage and Team Knowles Nelson updates to stay in the loop.
Two Rivers Approves New Signs Around Neshotah Park
Two Rivers approved new signage at Neshotah Park, part of a larger improvement project funded by a Knowles-Nelson stewardship grant.
OAP Open Mic: Help Save Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund
Oregon Area Progressives’ June 5 Community Open Mic will highlight Knowles-Nelson and share how attendees can help save it.
Wild Things: Proposal Would Expand Hunting In National Wildlife Refuge Lands
A Door County Pulse outdoors column reports on Knowles-Nelson amid local wildlife news, noting two citizen resolutions supporting reauthorization passed by near-unanimous margins at spring conservation hearings.
Tom Tiffany stands by criticisms of failed Wisconsin surplus deal
Republican gubernatorial frontrunner Tom Tiffany says he supports Knowles-Nelson in principle but would prioritize maintaining existing state lands over new acquisitions
Council on Forestry talks industry challenges, Knowles-Nelson program
The Wisconsin Council on Forestry discussed Knowles-Nelson’s uncertain future after its June expiration, with council members divided over public land accumulation and its impact on local tax bases.
Tiffany says he’ll cut taxes while increasing spending on schools, healthcare
Tom Tiffany says he would sign a Knowles-Nelson reauthorization bill, but only if it shifts focus away from acquiring new land and toward maintaining what the state already owns.
Oneida County board backs DNR land purchase
The Oneida County Board voted 15-2 to support a Knowles-Nelson-funded DNR purchase along the Tomahawk River, securing 77 acres of public access as the program nears its June expiration.
Struck honored for conservation work in Ozaukee County
Gathering Waters recognized Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Director Andrew Struck with a Land Conservation Leadership Award, in part for his work securing Knowles-Nelson funding to protect Lake Michigan coastal properties.
Oneida County panel forwards Stewardship land purchase
An Oneida County committee voted to forward a Knowles-Nelson-funded DNR purchase along the Tomahawk River to the full board, despite opposition from the county board chairman citing concerns about shrinking the tax base.
