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August 2010

Less P is key

Protecting health and improving water quality will take tighter controls on phosphorus runoff from fields, streets and wastewater treatment plants.

by Lisa Gaumnitz

Peggy and Mike McAloon's retirement home overlooking Tainter Lake in Dunn County is everything they dreamed about – for eight months of the year...Read full article

Also in this issue…

© James DeBoerTime in a cloud
What we see more clearly on a foggy morning.


© Bonnie GruberBig dividends from our Stewardship investments
Take a look at public lands that will be purchased and improved as the Stewardship Fund enters its third decade.

© Robert QueenWhat may grow well in tomorrow's gardens?
What flowering plants may thrive as our climate warms up?


Wild whodonits
Explore these stories about wardens, rangers, biologists and birders who unravel mysteries in wild surroundings.


© Curtis W. HartNew kingdoms for little birds in golden robes
Put up houses so more prothonotary warblers will breed in Wisconsin's forest lowlands.



Special Inserts:

cover icon Going to bat...for bats [PDF 4.5MB]
Wisconsin responds when a deadly disease comes knocking.

cover icon Wisconsin's Mentored Hunting Program [PDF 338KB]
Q & A about taking part in mentored hunts.