Wild Warner Leadership Wild Warner elected its first official council, under its bylaws, in September 2011. The 2015 officers are: Marie Jacobson – President Paul Noeldner – Education Coordinator Marian …
Wild Warner Leadership and Membership
Year: 2011
October 2011 Minutes
Wild Warner Committee Meeting October 4, 2011 Attending: Jack, Kathie, Delores, Jim, Tim, Trish, Marie, Brooke Sightings: wooly bears, toads, hawks Treasurer: $1556.78 We still need to pay students and …
Pair of foxes spotted in Warner’s meadow
Out for a dog walk Saturday at dusk, we stopped in our tracks at the sight of TWO red foxes. One scampered away, but this one watched us long enough …
A walk, a poem, and lovely trees
Dr. Bruce Allison led a tree walk through Warner Park on Sept. 25, describing and diagnosing its great trees. First stop was an ash, healthy so far, but threatened by …
Wild Warner elects first council
Wild Warner elected its first official council, under its bylaws, on Sept. 6. Members are: Jim Carrier, chair Marie Jacobsen, Secretary Tim Nelson, Treasurer Brooke Williams, Education Coordinator Marlene Hardick, …
Last Child in the Park class begins
UW Madison’s new class, “Last Child in the Park,” kicked off in Warner Park on Sept. 21, 2011 with a walk around the park’s entire wild side. It was not …
August 6, 2011 minutes
Madison Parks’ new Operations Manager, Charlie Romines (Row-mines) and East Side Manager Craig Klinke were our guests for a two-hour discussion. We presented Klinke with a framed photo of children …
Tree Walk Sunday Sept. 25, 3 p.m.
Ever wonder what that tree is over there? Ever hugged a 200-year old bur oak? Do you know the names of new trees being planted in Warner? Join your neighbors …
Is Rhythm and Booms Worth The Cost?
Wild Warner has not taken a position on the future of Rhythm and Booms. It has chosen instead to support a study of the wetland before and after the 20th …
Wild Warner – The First Year
Wild Warner will be one year old on Aug. 4, 2011 Thanks to you, we have made an impact — in the park and in people’s attitudes toward the park. …
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