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- Sep 24, 2026
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How Wisconsin Land Trusts Are Adapting After Knowles-Nelson’s Demise (opens the original)
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Door County shows difficulty of operating without state program. An aerial photo of the Little Sturgeon Estuary in Door County. Photo by Dan Eggert and courtesy of the Door County Land Trust. Wisconsin’s land trusts are moving forward with expanding protection efforts, despite the loss of a major state preservation program. For nearly 40 years, the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Grant Program provided state funding for nature preservation projects around Wisconsin. Trusts would often see Knowles-Nel
DPI Hopes Federal Grant Will Help Address Shortage of Special Education Teachers (opens the original)
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Half of Wisconsin’s special education teachers quit after 8 years. $10.5 million grant could help. A student walks down a hallway with lockers Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, at Hackett Elementary School in Beloit, Wis. Angela Major/WPR Fewer than half of Wisconsin’s special education teachers remain in the profession after eight years, according to an April report from Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction. On Aug. 17, DPI announced being awarded a $10.5 million federal grant that the department
Wildfire Smoke Chokes Tourism Up North, Alters Routine At Milwaukee County Zoo (opens the original)
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Apostle Islands tours, zoo animals and staff all adapt when hazardous haze settles over Wisconsin. A hazy view of the shoreline around the Apostle Islands from Sean and Savanna Campbell’s Northern Lights Adventures Boat Charters and Tours in Bayfield. Photo courtesy of Savanna Campbell Massive wildfires roaring through Canada and Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness last week created a stream of smoke across much of the Midwest, causing nearly all of Wisconsin to experience record-s
Why Families Keep Coming Back To This 130-Year-Old Wisconsin Camp (opens the original)
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Phantom Lake YMCA Camp builds lifelong bonds as campers grow into counselors and carry on its traditions. Campers paddle a canoe at Phantom Lake YMCA Camp in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. The camp has been running for 130 years, making it one of the oldest in the country. Photo courtesy of Phantom Lake YMCA Camp One of the oldest summer camps in North America is celebrating its 130th anniversary as a place where kids can enjoy Wisconsin summers. Generations of families have a history at Phantom Lake YMC
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