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Wisconsin’s Green Fire supports our conservation legacy by promoting science-based management of natural resources.

Nitrates in Wisconsin Waters – A Wisconsin’s Green Fire Policy Analysis

July 15, 2019

WGF Comment to WI Public Service Commission on Cardinal Hickory Creek Transmission Project

Comment letter for WDNR Draft Inland Trout Management Plan 2020-2029

Comments to the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service on Proposal to Remove the Gray Wolf from the Endangered Species List

SAVE THE DATE: 2019 Annual Membership Meeting - October 4th & 5th

The Wisconsin’s Green Fire 2019 Annual Meeting will be held on October 4th and 5th at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point outdoor center and conservation camp at TreeHaven near Tomahawk.

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October 4th & 5th, 2019

WGF Annual Meeting

Location: Treehaven near Tomahawk, WI

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Wisconsin’s Green Fire releases Opportunities Now – An Analysis of Priority Issues and Actions for Wisconsin’s Natural Resources 2019-2021

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