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Wisconsin Association for Environmental Education
The WAEE is a non-profit organization composed of teachers, youth leaders, professionals, and naturalist dedicated to educating of all people about the natural environment. Located at UW Stevens Point, the organization sponsors numerous conferences and workshops across the state to promote networking opportunities and professional growth. The group offers different levels of membership including: individual, student, corporate, and family memberships. Prices range from $15 for students to $350 dollars for a lifetime membership. Visit their website http://www.uwsp.edu/CNR/waee/index.htm for further details and membership applications.
Aldo Leopold Audubon Society:
As a chapter of the Wisconsin Audubon Council it represents 550 members in central Wisconsin. Its focus on environmental advocacy, conservation and habitat restoration, and science based environmental education. Working to conserve and restore natural ecosystems. Its website offers links to other Audubon societies and environmental organizations, as well as membership and newsletter information. The society hosts field trips and meetings on a regular basis and is very active in creating political information. Visit their website at http://www.aldoleopoldaudubon.org/ALAS/Welcome.html for more in depth information.
Wisconsin Audubon Council:
The Wisconsin Audubon Council promotes, fosters and encourages the conservation, preservation and study of all wildlife, plants, soil, water, air and other natural resources for the benefit of nature and society. In furtherance of those goals we work to combine the efforts of our member organizations in any pursuits as may be a part of the stated purpose of the National Audubon Society. Their are sixteen member organizations to this council that is chaired by President Randy Korb. Further information on members and the organization's efforts can be found on their website http://wisconsinaudubon.org/wisconsinaudubon/.
Members of the Council:
Aldo Leopold Audubon Society (Stevens Point) Website
Chappee Rapids Audubon Society (Marinette) Website
Chequamegon Audubon Society (Ashland)
Coulee Region Audubon Society (LaCrosse) Website
Fond du Lac County Audubon Society (Fond du Lac) Website
Friends of Hunt Hill Sanctuary (Sarona) Website
Green Rock Audubon Society (Beloit)
Hoy Audubon Society (Racine) Website
Lakeland Audubon Society (Lake Geneva)
Madison Audubon Society (Madison) Website
Milwaukee Audubon Society (Milwaukee) Website
Northeastern WI Audubon Society (Green Bay) Website
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center (Milwaukee) Website
Sheboygan County Audubon Society (Sheboygan)
Winnebago Audubon Society (Oshkosh) Website
Wisconsin Metro Audubon Society (West Allis) Website
Wisconsin Environment:
This is a Wisconsin based organization that focuses its agenda on global warming solutions, clean water, new energy solutions, preserving Wisconsin, and clean air. The organization looks to make changes through the State Legislature and State funding. More information regarding this organization can be found on its website http://wisconsinenvironment.org.
Contact Information
Email: info@WisconsinEnvironment.org
Phone: 608-251-1918
Address: 122 State Street, ste. 310, Madison WI, 53703
Wisconsin Wetlands Association:
The Wisconsin Wetlands Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection, restoration, and enjoyment of wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs, education, and advocacy. There are currently 1500 members from Wisconsin and 26 other states who are actively involved with the group.
The Association relies heavily on donations (about 30% of the budget comes from donations).
There are 6 different levels of membership: student $15; $30; $50; $100; $250; $500
For more information go to www.wisconsinwetlands.org or call (608)250-9971.
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
This group has a dual mission to engage in conservation education and to advocate for sound conservation policy. It puts its main focus on protection of fish and wildlife as well as their habitats. The group also teaches different skills including hunting, fishing, trapping, and other outdoor recreational pursuits.
Members can join for $25, $50, $100, $250, or $500 levels. The higher levels provide members with more added benefits.
Call toll-free 1-800-897-4161 to join.
For more information go to www.wiwf.org/index.htm
The WAEE is a non-profit organization composed of teachers, youth leaders, professionals, and naturalist dedicated to educating of all people about the natural environment. Located at UW Stevens Point, the organization sponsors numerous conferences and workshops across the state to promote networking opportunities and professional growth. The group offers different levels of membership including: individual, student, corporate, and family memberships. Prices range from $15 for students to $350 dollars for a lifetime membership. Visit their website http://www.uwsp.edu/CNR/waee/index.htm for further details and membership applications.
Aldo Leopold Audubon Society:
As a chapter of the Wisconsin Audubon Council it represents 550 members in central Wisconsin. Its focus on environmental advocacy, conservation and habitat restoration, and science based environmental education. Working to conserve and restore natural ecosystems. Its website offers links to other Audubon societies and environmental organizations, as well as membership and newsletter information. The society hosts field trips and meetings on a regular basis and is very active in creating political information. Visit their website at http://www.aldoleopoldaudubon.org/ALAS/Welcome.html for more in depth information.
Wisconsin Audubon Council:
The Wisconsin Audubon Council promotes, fosters and encourages the conservation, preservation and study of all wildlife, plants, soil, water, air and other natural resources for the benefit of nature and society. In furtherance of those goals we work to combine the efforts of our member organizations in any pursuits as may be a part of the stated purpose of the National Audubon Society. Their are sixteen member organizations to this council that is chaired by President Randy Korb. Further information on members and the organization's efforts can be found on their website http://wisconsinaudubon.org/wisconsinaudubon/.
Members of the Council:
Aldo Leopold Audubon Society (Stevens Point) Website
Chappee Rapids Audubon Society (Marinette) Website
Chequamegon Audubon Society (Ashland)
Coulee Region Audubon Society (LaCrosse) Website
Fond du Lac County Audubon Society (Fond du Lac) Website
Friends of Hunt Hill Sanctuary (Sarona) Website
Green Rock Audubon Society (Beloit)
Hoy Audubon Society (Racine) Website
Lakeland Audubon Society (Lake Geneva)
Madison Audubon Society (Madison) Website
Milwaukee Audubon Society (Milwaukee) Website
Northeastern WI Audubon Society (Green Bay) Website
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center (Milwaukee) Website
Sheboygan County Audubon Society (Sheboygan)
Winnebago Audubon Society (Oshkosh) Website
Wisconsin Metro Audubon Society (West Allis) Website
Wisconsin Environment:
This is a Wisconsin based organization that focuses its agenda on global warming solutions, clean water, new energy solutions, preserving Wisconsin, and clean air. The organization looks to make changes through the State Legislature and State funding. More information regarding this organization can be found on its website http://wisconsinenvironment.org.
Contact Information
Email: info@WisconsinEnvironment.org
Phone: 608-251-1918
Address: 122 State Street, ste. 310, Madison WI, 53703
Wisconsin Wetlands Association:
The Wisconsin Wetlands Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection, restoration, and enjoyment of wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs, education, and advocacy. There are currently 1500 members from Wisconsin and 26 other states who are actively involved with the group.
The Association relies heavily on donations (about 30% of the budget comes from donations).
There are 6 different levels of membership: student $15; $30; $50; $100; $250; $500
For more information go to www.wisconsinwetlands.org or call (608)250-9971.
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
This group has a dual mission to engage in conservation education and to advocate for sound conservation policy. It puts its main focus on protection of fish and wildlife as well as their habitats. The group also teaches different skills including hunting, fishing, trapping, and other outdoor recreational pursuits.
Members can join for $25, $50, $100, $250, or $500 levels. The higher levels provide members with more added benefits.
Call toll-free 1-800-897-4161 to join.
For more information go to www.wiwf.org/index.htm
