Climate Crisis

Climate Crisis

Recurring record breaking weather events such as fires, hurricanes, and flooding have become common news. Pollinators like monarch butterflies and honey bees are in decline. Research now indicates that North America's bird population has decreased by 30% in 40 years. And NEWSFLASH! You can be part of the solution.

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Showing posts with label news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label news. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

WI State Journal: Wetlands Development

In case you interested in checking out developments in the WI State Senate regarding the development of wetlands, I thought I'd post this. Of course, many natural wetlands have already been drained and developed for agricultural, residential, and business reasons, and many municipalities are struggling with rain water retention. Let's also not forget how our lakes in Wisconsin have become so polluted with lawn chemicals that they bloom hazardous algae every summer. Of course if we had more natural wetlands then we wouldn't have to solve any of these expensive problems. Feel free to check out the article: WI State Journal

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Crane & Wolf Updates

Just thought I should keep updating everybody. Here's the latest on the Sandhill Crane and Gray Wolf Hunts from the WI State Journal

Other states have made some movement on the issue as well. See MN DNR's Wolf Management Site

Here's what's new in Michigan where a hunt appears unlikely.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

State Journal Reports on Sandhill Crane Hunting

Wisconsin is also looking at allowing further hunting of sandhill cranes. See the State Journal Article and here's some information on Kentucky's Sandhill Crane Hunt in the Courier-Journal.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Wolf Hunting Legislation in the Upper Midwest

In case folks are interested, it looks like both Minnesota and Wisconsin are taking a serious look at having a wolf hunting season. Take a look at these articles: Wisconsin State Journal Article and MNN's Article on Minnesota