Author: Jim

Two of our members have sent in photos of animals spotted in the park.   If you’ve captured the beauty of life in Warner Park, please forward your photo to: …

This summer, Wild Warner discovered that the Madison Mallards organization was blowing up fireworks outside its ballpark, into the woods and wetlands. The group voted at its September 4 meeting …

Thousands of bike riders came to Madison’s North Side on Aug. 12, as part of Ride the Drive, and Wild Warner was there with music, a rest stop on our …

Warner Park’s wetland was sampled for fireworks metals and perchlorate before and after the 2012 Rhythm and Booms extravaganza. Rick Wenta, an environmental field technician with the Madison/Dane County health …

By Sandy Rezvani On the eve of the ruin and doom program … Prelude….. I have a doggie companion and she has to go outside …. So   – we went …

A UW biologist and Madison hydrogeologist collected several dozen samples of soil and plants June 22, as part of the city-funded study of chemical fallout from the Rhythm & Booms …

Eleven Wild Warner volunteers braved wind and rain to help clean up the Warner Park Lagoon June 16. The cleanup was coordinated by Tim Nelson, Wild Warner’s treasurer, in cooperation …

If you have guests for Rhythm & Booms, wouldn’t it  be a wonderful to take them on a hike through Warner Park,  before you settle down on a blanket for …

Warner Park’s new meadows are ablaze with plants, bugs, butterflies and birds. If you haven’t taken a walk through them, you are missing a wonderful part of the park, perfect …