June Newsletter

WWA Grassroots Campaign

WWA has embarked on a grassroots rebuilding campaign that focuses less on raising funds, and more on doing work that volunteers feel engaged by, such as hands-on habitat work.

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LATEST NEWS

Green Bay Chapter Participates in Pulaski Community School District’s Natural Resource Day

The WWA was invited back to the Pulaski Community School District (PCSD) 4th annual Natural Resource Day in the school forest on May 13th.

Over 150 students took advantage of this day in the field.

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WWA is Hiring – Again!

WWA is seeking to expand and support its volunteer chapters and activities throughout the state, and is looking for the right person for the job. Help build teams of volunteers in your region to undertake local habitat projects, expand the community of waterfowlers, and raise funds to further WWA’s conservation mission—while having fun!

To apply, please send your cover letter, resume, and references to info@wisducks.org.

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EDUCATION

WWA to Partner with Pheasants Forever in Waterfowlers Academy Event at Crex Meadows

Waterfowlers Academy event to Crex Meadows Wildlife Area on October 24 – 26, 2025. To support the expansion of WWA’s Waterfowlers Academy program, we’re seeking 4-6 volunteer mentors to assist with the Crex Meadows event.

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ADVOCACY

WWA / Hunting Advocates Meet with State Lawmakers to Bring Ethical and Sustainable

Sandhill Crane Hunt to Wisconsin

WWA continues to be busy leading the charge to bring an ethical and sustainable sandhill crane hunt to Wisconsin.

The coalition of like-minded organizations is growing, and together we’re busy educating lawmakers on the relevant issues that include a rapidly growing population and the crop (and other damage) they are causing.

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LIFESYTLE AND HUNTING

Decoy Corner

Howard Daniel Homer is one of those “unappreciated” carvers from Wisconsin! Howard began carving decoys in 1945 while living and operating the Lodge. First, decoys were used by him in the area lakes, but soon he began supplying his northern visitors with high-quality hunting decoys.

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Words From The Wardens

Waterfowl enforcement is where the skills of Warden Kyle Ziembo shine. “Kyle is an exceptional and well-rounded warden who balances enforcement with education. His passion for waterfowl hunting and his willingness to teach others the sport has greatly benefited the Wisconsin DNR as a whole.”

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