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More Than a Hunt: How One Family Preserves Wisconsin’s Past and Future
“Whether it’s a family barn or a piece of public land, it only survives if someone takes care of it. That’s what we teach our kids — and that’s why I hunt with them.” – A Wisconsin Mother and Co-Owner of Lapp Construction November 28, 2025 – Wisconsin — For one Wisconsin mother, teaching her children to hunt is about far more than filling a freezer or following a seasonal tradition. It’s about shaping character, honoring the land, and passing down a legacy that stretches fro
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22 hours ago


My First Deer- Kettle Moraine Chapter's Youth hunt gets a big thank you!
The Kettle Moraine Chapter of Wings Over Wisconsin proudly hosted a youth hunt this season, creating an unforgettable experience for two young outdoorsmen: Harrison (age 8) and Jaxson (age 12). Accompanied by their father, Justin, the boys spent the day learning, exploring, and embracing the traditions that make Wisconsin’s outdoor heritage so meaningful. From the early morning excitement to the quiet moments in the woods, the chapter’s volunteers ensured the boys enjoyed a
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Nov 17


2025 Utv raffle winners
We want to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who supported our mission by purchasing raffle tickets for the UTV Drawing ! Your...
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Aug 6


Mayville Chapter Joins Knowles 4th of July Parade
The spirit of patriotism was alive and well this 4th of July in Knowles, Wisconsin — and the Mayville Chapter of Wings Over Wisconsin...
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Jul 8


Chapter Youth Events and Heartfelt Thanks: Highlights from the Past Few Months
Getting kids involved in conservation isn’t just a good idea—it’s how we build the future of Wisconsin’s wild spaces. Over the past few months, our chapters have hosted hands-on youth events that taught outdoor skills, encouraged curiosity, and built real connections with nature. The thank-you letters we received from students and parents said it all—these experiences leave a lasting impact and show just how meaningful this work really is.
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Jun 20


How CRP Benefits the Greater Prairie-Chicken
Habitat Restoration : CRP lands are converted into native grasslands, restoring habitats that are crucial for the survival of the Greater...
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Jun 3


Mayville Chapter Awards $3,000 in Scholarships to Local Students Committed to Conservation Careers
Honoring Academic Excellence and Environmental Dedication in Lomira, Mayville, and Horicon In a continued effort to support the next...
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May 28


Ruffed Grouse: Conserving Wisconsin’s Drummer of the Woods
Once common in Wisconsin’s forests, the Ruffed Grouse ( Bonasa umbellus ) now faces threats from aging forest landscapes and fragmented...
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May 27


Trumpeter Swans in Wisconsin: Celebrating a Conservation Triumph
Whether you're planting native wetland species, volunteering on a wildlife project, joining a local chapter, or making a donation, your support helps ensure that the Trumpeter Swan continues to thrive in Wisconsin’s skies and wetlands.
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May 22


A Day of Fishing and Conservation Education in Denmark, WI
Denmark, WI — Thanks to the incredible support from our generous sponsors and dedicated volunteers, 6th-grade students from Mishicot...
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May 21


Why Volunteering with Kids is Key to Building Future Conservation Heroes
Volunteering is more than just lending a hand. It is a chance to spark lasting change. In Wisconsin, the need for volunteers to guide...
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May 19


Wings Over Wisconsin Chapters Support Outdoor Education at 2025 MOHEE Expo
Wings Over Wisconsin, a grassroots conservation organization dedicated to habitat restoration and outdoor education, played a meaningful...
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May 19
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