April 22 – In honor of Arbor Week, the Madison Parks Habitat Stewardship Committee is pleased to announce the First Annual (2012). Heritage Tree Award Winners. The Heritage Tree Program …
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The latest news and commentary from the park.
Warner Park’s bird list hits 140 species
Bird Species List Warner Park 2015 One of Madison’s birding hotspots This list of 140 species is the result of more than 500-hour participatory research project led by Ph.D. …
Committee on the Environment? Read the R&B transcript:
March 18, 2013 Madison, Wisconsin Full Verbatim Transcription of Committee on Environment (COE) Meeting, Item #1, Rhythm & Booms. Unedited. Meeting began around 4:30pm. Public comments on Agenda Item #1 …
Save the wood bridges – improve Warner Park
UPDATE: Construction on a new bike path through Warner Park will destroy this beautiful old tree, to make room for a new, wider, steel bridge. This bridge is used daily …
Rhythm & Booms media reports
The studies showing chemical pollution of Warner Park’s wetland received news coverage. Here’s Channel 15’s report: WMTV – NBC15 Madison, Wisconsin:
Nature Explorers brave the ice to check out Wood Duck and Kestral nests
By Paul Noeldner This is the Weekly Wild Warner Nature Explorers Report from Madison, Wisconsin. About 35 Sherman Middle School students participate in this ongoing after-school outdoor education program advised …
Rhythm & Booms: Confirmed polluter of Warner’s wetland
Test results from Rhythm & Booms are in, and the links below will take you to them. The Committee on the Environment released these drafts this week, but won’t discuss …
Nature Explorers: Over 230 children in three years
INTO THE WILD! Thirty-nine rambunctious students from Sherman Middle School, teamed with 18 mentors from UW-Madison, began the sixth semester of Nature Explorers on Feb. 6, 2013. In three years …
Rhythm & Booms – a plane full of pollution from China
The following letter to the editor was published in the Wisconsin State Journal on Jan. 31: By Jim Carrier Warner Park has been considered an “ideal” fireworks venue because of …
It’s time to stop Rhythm & Booms pollution in Warner Park
By Tim Nelson, chair of Wild Warner Wild Warner, a nonprofit environmental group, today asked the city of Madison to discontinue the Rhythm & Booms fireworks event, held on the …
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