International Pollinator Week 2022 is June 20-26, and Wisconsin Women in Conservation is celebrating with a FREE Women’s Summer Camp...

Marci Hess bands a kestrel from one of several successful nesting boxes on her prairie. Women are the superhero allies of prairies, as we...

The Queen Bee Sessions feature Wisconsin women farmers, landowners and conservationists who are making strides to protect soil, water,...

Are you a Wisconsin woman landowner, farmer or conservation enthusiast ready to discover new ideas and resources to care for your land?...

The Queen Bee Sessions feature Wisconsin women farmers, landowners and conservationists who are making strides to protect soil, water,...

Happy Earth Day from all of us here at Wisconsin Women in Conservation. We hope your day was full of, well, HOPE! One of the things that...

“Conservation is important to me because the Earth is my home! And the home of my children and now my grandson, and of all of us. At an...

We're celebrating Earth Month by kicking off our 2022 women-only event series with two in-person Spring Learning Circles in April. The...

Wisconsin Women in Conservation is delighted to close out Women's History Month 2022 with the launch of our new podcast: the Queen Bee...

Conservation educators together make up the heartbeat of land stewardship in Wisconsin, but often without the connection and networking...

Happy Valentine’s Day! We at WiWiC love land and we care for women that love land. Did you know we have 15 experienced Conservation...

Milwaukee Public Radio's Environmental Reporter Susan Bence interviewed WiWiC Conservation Coach Stephanie Schneider of Together Farms in...

Wisconsin Women in Conservation went public one year ago today, launching on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. This week we surpassed...

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...