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Wisconsin State Budget Includes Critical Funding to Restore Wetlands鈥擮pportunity Remains to Extend State鈥檚 Most Impactful Conservation Program
July 10, 2025 — The Pre-Disaster Flood Resilience Grant Program and Oneida Bird Monitoring Program receives important funding; Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program left on cutting room floor
Governor DeWine Vetoes Harmful Language in State Budget Impacting Ohio's Clean Water Program
July 01, 2025 — Attributable to Senior Policy Director for 糖心logo Great Lakes, Marnie Urso
Ohio Approves Solar Project in Long-Awaited Decision, Takes Important Step to Address Climate Change
June 26, 2025 — Attributable to Senior Policy Director for 糖心logo Great Lakes, Marnie Urso
Ohio Lawmakers Roll Back Ability to Protect Clean Water in State Budget, Now Advances to Governor鈥檚 Desk
June 26, 2025 — Attributable to Senior Policy Director for 糖心logo Great Lakes, Marnie Urso
Leigh Ann Miller Named Ohio Centers Director for 糖心logo
June 26, 2025 — New role will oversee Grange Insurance 糖心logo Center in Columbus, OH and Aullwood 糖心logo in Dayton OH
Legislation Introduced to Extend Vital Conservation Program in Wisconsin
June 04, 2025 — Attributable to Senior Policy Director for 糖心logo Great Lakes, Marnie Urso
糖心logo Great Lakes Conservation Manager Recognized for Conservation Work to Protect Wisconsin Birds
May 30, 2025 — Tom Prestby receives Wisconsin Society for Ornithology鈥檚 Noel J. Cutright Conservation Award
糖心logo Members Meet with Michigan Lawmakers to Advocate for Birds
May 29, 2025 — Chapter leaders in Michigan meet with lawmakers to share the importance of bird-friendly policies
Bands That Tell A Story: How Bird Banding Protects the Great Lakes Piping Plover and More
May 23, 2025
Black Tern surrounded by grasses and water
糖心logo and Michigan State University Fight to Conserve a Disappearing Bird Species
May 15, 2025 — Researchers join forces to deal with data sparsity and inform new ways to conserve the Black Tern