Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program

Senate Bill 802 would allow owners to sell the land to a potential developer so as long as the sale is approved by the DNR and the DNR is reimbursed for the grant money, plus interest.

Senate Bill 802 would allow owners to sell the land to a potential developer so as long as the sale is approved by the DNR and the DNR is reimbursed for the grant money, plus interest.

A funding tool used to protect land, build trails, and manage forests would be renewed for another four years in the next Wisconsin State Budget.As WXPR…

The Legislature’s Republican-controlled budget committee has voted to extend Wisconsin’s land stewardship program for four years, rather than another…

For seven hours today Wednesday, the Wisconsin Joint Committee on Finance heard from people on their priorities for the state budget.The budget hearing…

Jeff Currie and his wife Ann took advantage of the early snow melt to get a look at the latest progress on the Great Headwaters Trails.“I must say this is…

Wisconsin residents have shown a renewed interest in outdoor activities during the pandemic, but conservation groups and some local governments say to…

People in the Wisconsin, and especially the Northwoods, want to see the state government continue to fund conservation and environmental projects in the…

Many natural areas and local recreation sites have been funded by the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program. Dozens of environmental and hunting and fishing…

Wisconsin Republican legislators are questioning bonding for more land under the state's Knowles- Nelson Stewardship Program. State Senator Tom Tiffany of…