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.
Legislative Republications are being sued by Gov Evers’ office for violating the Wisconsin Constitution by obstructing basic government functions, including blocking already-approved Stewardship Program grants.
The lawsuit is in response to several years of setbacks faced by the Stewardship Program, including lack of transparency and unnecessary legislative roadblocks.
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program is a central part of a recently filed lawsuit against state Republicans for violating the Wisconsin Constitution and needlessly blocking conservation projects.
The Wisconsin DNR acquired around 1,800 acres of private land that will be restored.
Amidst economic transformation through dwindling traditional industries and post-pandemic shifts, Wisconsin has made moves that are reaping rewards.
Silent Sports Magazine states the case for Wisconsin to use its sizable budget surplus to support our state parks and trails.
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