Welcome to Friends of Necedah NWR!
| The Friends of Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to protecting the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. We achieve this by supporting our time and spirit to many activities - habitat restoration, funding for seasonal employees, and community outreach are some of the things we do to support this refuge. Become a Friend today and join us as we build a Visitor Center! |
| Quick Links VIEW NWRA'S ANNUAL REPORT About our National Wildlife Refuges Buy-a-Brick Program Calendar of Events Let's Go Outside Necedah National Wildlife Refuge Wisconsin Junior Duck Stamp Contest |
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| Friends of Necedah National Wildlife Refuge W7996 20th Street West Necedah WI 54646 Email: contact@friendsofnnwr.org |
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| Unveiling A Legacy |
| Click the image above to view images of our unveiling event held in August 2009. |
MEETING REMINDER
Join us and Refuge Manager Doug
Staller for our strategic planning
session that includes our vision
and goals on Thursday, July 15,
2010 beginning at 10:00 am. Bring
a bag lunch.
For additional information and
directions please contact Friends
President Mary Jane Bean.
Join us and Refuge Manager Doug
Staller for our strategic planning
session that includes our vision
and goals on Thursday, July 15,
2010 beginning at 10:00 am. Bring
a bag lunch.
For additional information and
directions please contact Friends
President Mary Jane Bean.
| Did You Know... The Refuge Office at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is now open everyday from 7:30am to 4:00pm??? Please visit us and check out the Nature's Discovery Area and Trading Post. For the Birds! Audubon At Home can help make sure your backyard is inviting to birds year round. Learn about some of the simple steps you can take to create healthy backyard habitat for birds, other wildlife, and you and your family. Whooper News There are currently 98 whooping cranes in the Eastern Flock thanks to the efforts of the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership. For additional information on the whereabouts of other whooping cranes please visit the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. |