The City of Waterloo, in Jefferson County Wisconsin, is applying for a Knowles-Nelson grant to acquire land in order to “expand the city’s riverside trail property.”
Read the full story in the Daily Jefferson County Union.
Featured image: Trek Bicycle headquarters in Waterloo, WI. Image courtesy of Trek.
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Top Republican lawmakers are signaling they might not approve new funding for the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, despite an ambitious plan from the state Department of Natural Resources to add more resources for conservation.
Explore how Knowles-Nelson funds have been invested in your community.
As Wisconsin gears up for a new legislative session in 2025, learn how you can support Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program renewal through postcards, lobby day participation, and understanding the program’s smart bonding strategy.
Tall Pines Conservancy receives its first Knowles-Nelson grant to protect 84 acres of historic farmland along the Oconomowoc River.
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