Xcaret Nuñez
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‘Wisconsin Night Guardians’ works to protect birds from deadly window collisions (opens the original)
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Up to one billion birds die from building collisions every year in the U.S. In downtown Milwaukee alone — hundreds of birds die from flying into glass buildings each year. But one local program is working to change that. Wisconsin Night Guardians for Songbirds, also known as WINGS, has volunteers document bird collisions downtown during spring and fall migration. They bring injured birds they find to the Wisconsin Humane Society’s Wildlife Rehab Center. All of the data WINGS volunteers gather is
What it takes to move a masterpiece to the Milwaukee Art Museum (opens the original)
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When you visit an art museum, you admire the beautiful masterpieces around you. But do you ever think about how they didn’t just teleport there? Bubbler Talk listener Jane Harrington-Heide has always wondered how art gets to a museum’s walls. “How are priceless works of art transferred to Milwaukee Art Museum for exhibits, and [how are they] preventing them from being stolen in transit?” Harrington-Heide asked Bubbler Talk. Truth is: There’s no magic. Behind each object is an intricate web of lo
Craft supplies get a second life at West Allis' 414 Art Revival (opens the original)
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A new shop in West Allis turns scraps into treasures for crafty people! Here’s how it works: People donate unwanted art supplies (new or gently used) to 414 Art Revival (8004 W National Ave, West Allis, WI 53214), and the shop gives them a second life by selling them at low prices. It joins other secondhand craft stores in Southeast Wisconsin, like Hello Happiness Creativity Center in Sheboygan and Magic Hands Creative Reuse in Milwaukee, that also create an accessible space for casual crafters,
Kids can have fun learning Spanish with ‘Aprende with Señora Betty’ (opens the original)
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If you have a child in your life, you’ve probably heard of Ms. Rachel: She has billions of views on YouTube, where her videos and songs focus on preschool skills. But did you know Milwaukee has its own early literacy icon? Her name is Señora Betty. Aprende with Señora Betty is a bilingual early literacy program. Betty Suárez created the program for kids to learn Spanish through storytelling, singing, dancing, crafts and more! As part of her program, Suárez posts weekly educational videos to her
‘Create an impact for my community’: Meet Nearby Nature Milwaukee’s new director, Terry Evans (opens the original)
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Nearby Nature Milwaukee recently hired a new executive director to run the nonprofit. Terry Evans is taking on the job a year after the organization temporarily suspended operations and laid off its staff. Nearby Nature is an environmental advocacy group that works to make the outdoors inclusive and accessible to people of color across Milwaukee. Evans most recently served as the senior director of the Washington Park branch of the Urban Ecology Center for 10 years. Lake Effect’s Xcaret Nuñez sp
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