Just a half-hour's drive in Wisconsin between bordering Washington and Sheboygan Counties separates saving woods and wetlands for the public from bulldozing another nature preserve for private gain.
Take a look at the work for the public by the Ozaukee-Washington Land Trust in the 73-acre Kratzsch Conservancy near West Bend
as chronicled at the Urban Wilderness blog by the peerless conservation photographer/writer Eddee Daniel.
Then drive to the northeast for about a half hour.
And look at what Kohler corporate interests, the Walker-controlled Department of Administration and Department of Natural Resources he has shamefully-weakened are coordinating for politically-linked private gain.
On a 247-acre nature preserve and some state park land along Lake Michigan south of Sheboygan:
Take a look at the work for the public by the Ozaukee-Washington Land Trust in the 73-acre Kratzsch Conservancy near West Bend
as chronicled at the Urban Wilderness blog by the peerless conservation photographer/writer Eddee Daniel.
Then drive to the northeast for about a half hour.
And look at what Kohler corporate interests, the Walker-controlled Department of Administration and Department of Natural Resources he has shamefully-weakened are coordinating for politically-linked private gain.
On a 247-acre nature preserve and some state park land along Lake Michigan south of Sheboygan:
A property annexation and re-mapping which the City of Sheboygan and Kohler interests used to steer a controversial golf course project away from opponents in the neighboring Town of Wilson now comes with a side dish of litigation.