Images from July 12, 2008's Wild Berry Bash will be featured on this page soon.
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Event Photos
Friends of Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
2008 Artists in Residence
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A historical event took place in the spring of 2007
when a check was presented to the Necedah National
Wildlife Refuge for a Visitor Center. Pictured from left
to right is Congressman Ron Kind, Friends President
Janet Crosby, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Midwest
Regional Director Robyn Thorson, and Wildlife Refuge
Manager Larry Wargowsky.
For additional information on this check passing event
please read the News Release (48 KB).
Photographer Richard Armstrong and
Sculpturest Joseph Ingoldsby are the
2008 Artists in Residents.
For additional information on these
two artists please read the News
Release (53 KB).
For information and an application to
the Artist In Resident Program please
download the following file (96 KB).
The Friends of Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to protecting the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. We are not only volunteers of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, but a group of over 100 members involved in many activities - fundraising for new trails and an environmental learning shelter, assists in the Junior Duck Stamp Contest, and community outreach are just some of the things we do in support of the refuge.
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2008 Wisconsin Junior Duck Stamp Contest Results
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Samuel Schroeder from Holmen, Wisconsin won Best
of Show in the 2008 Wisconsin Junior Duck Stamp
Contest. Schroeder's watercolor painting of two
Northern Pintails is currently on display in a traveling
exhibit (52 KB). Schroeder along with all first, second
and third place winners from this year's contest will
also be featured in the 2009 Wisconsin Junior Duck
Stamp Calendar that will become available for
purchase in the Friends Gift Shop by September 2008.
For additional information on the 2008 contest please
read the News Release (68 KB).
For additional information on the 2008 contest results
please see the attached file (69 KB).
Take a walk on one of three hiking trails within the
Refuge. Enjoy the moment and the beauty of the
refuge.