History
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98-99 Activities member meetings bi-weekly 9/ first year, became official club on campus 9/ prairie restoration to control invasive species, moving of sumac in Putnam park 11/ field trip to observe migratory Tundra swans in Alma, WI 12/ fundraiser with bands for a benefit concert 3/ environmental debate on urban sprawl 3/24 speakers Jim and Jane Anklam from Ayres and the NRCS 4/ Putnam trail spring plant identification with Dr. Rohrer 4/24 participation in community area National Crane Count at Augusta Wildlife Refuge 5/ continuing education at UW-Stevens Point on the WI Academy Conference "Aldo Leopold and Conservation on Private Lands" 5/ fundraiser selling t-shirts and donated raffle prizes from local businesses 5/ informative action drainage stenciling on Water Street and surrounding area 99-00 Activities member meetings bi-weekly 9/18 Cleanup at Big Falls County Park and picnic afterwards 9/25 Volunteer participation at Tornado Watch concert in Black River Falls, WI ??? 9/28 Environmental debate on direct action/ecodefense 9/29 Fall nature walk in Putnam Park with Dr. Rohrer 10/12 Resume building workshop from Career Services Bill Jacobson 10/29 Project with DNR at Lake Wissota to take out invasive canary grass 11/6 Joint benefit concert with Students for a Free Tibet held at the Cornerstone bar with 4 live bands 11/7 Field trip to observe migratory Tundra Swans in Alma, WI 11/9 Several representatives from the Chippewa Valley chapter of the Sierra Club give presentation of their club 4/15 Joint sponsorship with Outdoor Rec. for a speaker on the Southern Utah Wilderness 4/Joint sponsorship with Northern Thunder for speaker Warren Porter from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, whom discussed pesticides and their affect on child development 4/Helped organize the Lifeline food drive concert, which donated all of the food to a local food pantry. 4/30 Speaker from the mining industry, Brad Burton |