Brix Happy Hour Celebration for Wisconsin Women in Conservation Week!

Join WiWiC in celebrating Wisconsin Women in Conservation Week, July 6-12, as proclaimed by the Governor. This will be our fifth year meeting at Brix Cider to celebrate this week recognizing the incredible women conservationists, farmers, gardeners, and educators who are doing the good work of earth stewardship in the state.

No matter how you identify (you don’t have to be a woman), we invite you to come and network, learn, share, support, and connect with others committed to healthy people, soils, and spaces.

This is an informal gathering in Brix Cider - outside, whether permitting. Brix owner and Dane County Conservationist Marie Raboin will deliver welcome remarks. Together we'll share updates and connect on how things are going in the conservation ecosystem. Bring business cards and brochures, news to share and ways to care. Event is free but registration is appreciated.

All WiWiC events are FAMILY FRIENDLY! Feel free to bring kids, spouses, friends, and neighbors.

About Wisconsin Women in Conservation

Wisconsin Women in Conservation (WiWiC) is a state-wide collaborative effort led by the Michael Fields Agricultural Institute. WiWiC brings together Wisconsin's women landowners, farmers, farm workers, urban growers, and conservation professionals to connect and share about conservation practices, resources, and funding opportunities.

About Michael Fields Agricultural Institute

MFAI is a non-profit organization that has been cultivating farm resilience through research, education, and policy work since 1984. With a broad coalition of public and private partners, The Institute supports farmers, food systems and communities in the Upper Midwest and beyond through a range of programs and initiatives. MFAI is guided by a vision that agriculture can sustain both human and ecosystem health, while advancing food security, independence, and justice. Follow along on Instagram and Facebook for the latest news and events.