Stories about the Wisconsin Stewardship Network

WSN 1999 Annual Meeting Packs the House - Gathering brings nearly 200 people and 70 groups together.
New Groups join the WSN Steering Committee - news release from the WSN
Wisconsin Stewardship Network Holds Historic Meeting of Hunting, Fishing, and Environmental Leaders
"The Company You Keep:  Sportsmen and Environmentalists Coming Together," a story by Brian McCombie that appeared in the Nov. 14 issue of Wausau's City Pages that looks at the promises and pitfalls for this growing alliance.   And see Brian's companion piece, "One Enviro's Hunting Heritage."
 

Brian Lavendel's November 25th 1996 story in Real Audio format for GLRC about WSN.
Transcript of Brian Lavendel's story

from Wausau's City Pages, our first press coverage

News Release Archives

• A new poll shows big public support for strong state environmental laws.  Even when weak state laws conflict with stronger tribal laws, the public supports the tribal standard,
• News Release:  Family farm and environmental groups blast budget amendment and factory farms.
• NEWS RELEASE:  Environmentalists Rip Republican Budget Amendments
• Jackson County Board Passes Exploration Moratorium
• WSN Press release from ECCOLA and Northern Thunder: CONSERVATION CONGRESS ENDORSES MINING CONTROLS
• Thanks to the efforts of Zev Ross and others of the River Alliance of Wisconsin, American Rivers has declared the Wolf River and Endangered river due to the threat of Exxon's Crandon Mine project!  Read their press release
• Press releaseabout the very successful March 1 Wisconsin Stewardship Network General Meeting: "Environmentalists and Conservationists Craft Common State-Wide Agenda"
• View brochure for  the Wisconsin Stewardship Network General Meeting, that occurred Saturday March 1 in Stevens Point Stevens Point.  (Note that it is of course now too late to register, so don't bother filling out the interactive form.)
• Wisconsin Clean, Green and Gold Agenda
• WSN Kickoff Press Release
• Deregulation of energy utilities

This is a work in progress. If you have stories or pictures about WSN to share, please send them to Alice McCombs, P O Box 573, Shawano, WI 54166 webmaster@wsn.org.