Wisconsin Environment

This Earth Day, your gift can have twice the impact for wild forests like the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Donate before midnight to get your gift matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

Double your impact for forests this Earth Day Make an Earth Day donation before midnight on April 22 and your gift will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

Tell the Forest Service to keep our national forests wild. Adding your name will help save our wild forests like the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

Tell the Forest Service: Keep our national forests wild You can help save towering trees. Be a guardian for our national forests: Add your name now.

Yellowstone Lake State Park is a popular destination for hunters, thanks to its dense forests and rich wildlife.

State Park Spotlight: Yellowstone Lake State Park Fishing, hiking and bats!

Most visitors come for its breathtaking cliffs, shoreline, and wet-mesic forests, but take a closer look around and you’ll leave with a greater appreciation for the land’s deep history.

State Park Spotlight: High Cliff State Park Hiking, history and snakes!

Will you be a guardian for Wisconsin forests this Giving Tuesday? If you give before midnight, your donation to help defend our forests will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

This Giving Tuesday, be a guardian for our forests 45 million acres of national forests are on the chopping block. Double your impact for the forests when you give before midnight on Giving Tuesday.

Our national forests are on the chopping block - 45 million acres could be opened to logging, including parts of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Congress could permanently protect these forests. Tell your U.S. House rep.: Save our wild forests.

Tell your U.S. House representative to protect millions of acres of wild forest Defend 45 million acres of wild forest.

Check out this new article about one of our favorite parks!

State Park Spotlight: Mirror Lake Mirror Lake State Park is a peaceful escape, with forested trails, sandstone cliffs, and calm water that really does live up to its name.

After all, our land, water and wildlife don’t have political affiliations.

Wisconsin lags behind its neighbors in protected land. We can't lose any more. | Opinion Knowles-Nelson Stewardship is the most important outdoor conservation program in Wisconsin you’ve never heard of.

The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship is Wisconsin’s most successful and beloved conservation program, but as its expiration date approaches, its future is at risk.

Why should the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program be renewed? Without this essential program, nature in Wisconsin will suffer

Neonicotinoid pesticides attack a bee’s nervous system, causing uncontrolled shaking, paralysis and death. And with the simple click of the mouse, Amazon will deliver a shipment of these devastating chemicals in the next day. Tell Amazon to stop selling bee-killing pesticides:

Call on Amazon to stop selling bee-killing pesticides Bee populations are plummeting, but Amazon could help.