In December, Wisconsin Women in Conservation released it's first Annual Report, spanning the months of October 2020 to September 2021....
Women farmers and landowners wear multiple hats and juggle various responsibilities, often providing emotional support to family and...
About 60 women attended WiWiC's Fall Virtual Learning Circle about Conservation Plans on December 9. In typical WiWiC Zoom fashion, we...
Thanks to the over 80 conservation educators working with women landowners in Wisconsin who attended the October 28, 2021 kick-off of our...
We kicked off the first-of-its-kind Wisconsin Women in Conservation Educator Network on October 28 with over 80 attendees. The group...
Our fourth and final Conservation Summer Camp Lunch Zoom on Aug. 28 featured a drone tour of Brattset Family Farm and a presentation on...
If you have attended one or more of our WiWiC events this year, you probably left with lots of answers, and even more questions. Whenever...
We are so pleased to announce the launch of the Wisconsin Women in Conservation Educator Network to convene, equip and support...
Larry Meiller of Wisconsin Public Radio's Ideas Network interviewed WiWiC Conservation Coach Mariann Holm of Holm Girls Dairy and WiWIC...
Are you interested in trying out a new idea on your farm? Have you thought about applying for a grant but weren’t sure where to start? ...
Women landowners are hungry to learn more about how to nurture natives on their land. Our WiWiC surveys indicate this is a top priority,...
On July 29, we had over 125 women attend our virtual Summer Camp Lunch and it was jam-packed with information and stories for you to use...
We at Wisconsin Women in Conservation are so pleased to announce our schedule of in-person on-farm field days for 2021, starting in...
To celebrate Wisconsin Women in Conservation Week we're posting a series of profiles on some of our rock star conservation professionals....
To celebrate Wisconsin Women in Conservation Week we're starting a series of profiles on some of our rock star conservation...
Citing the growing influence of women owning and managing land in Wisconsin, as well as the historic contributions of women conservation...
Lunch #2 was jam-packed with info. Rewatch both presenters here.
How many microbes in a teaspoon of soil? We've got that answer and many more! A teaspoon of healthy soil contains more soil...
Speaker: Jamie Patton, University of Wisconsin-Extension, Agricultural Agent Woman Landowner Share: Rachel Bouressa, Bouressa Family...
About 130 women joined together the last Thursday of May for our first Conservation Summer Camp Lunch Zoom. You can watch or re-watch...
