Newsletter Archive  The Cherokee Marsh News

Summer Notes

Restroom woes

New prairie in progress

Remembering Russ Hefty

Aquatic plants abundant this summer in the Upper Yahara River

Eagle Scout project updates

Multi-year phragmites project underway

Marsh meditations

Events and volunteering

Beginning Birders

Annual membership meeting recaps past year, looks ahead to 2025

Jan Axelson retires from Friends board

Friends board of directors candidates, officers elected in January

Current conservation projects underway by Madison Parks

Have you renewed your membership?

Help sew bags for seed collecting

Nature essays

Events and volunteering

The goats are back!

New website launched

Recent events at the marsh

Aquatic Invasive Species Snapshot Day returns

Events and volunteering

Annual meeting held, directors elected

Changes in the works for Friends' funding of restoration activities

State Natural Area crew reports on use of grant funding

Pollution observed in Bonner Pond 

Have you renewed your membership?

Treasurer's report

Events and volunteering

Bring on summer!

June golf tourney affects access to North  Unit of Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park June 2–8

Eagle nest fails

Eagle Scout projects

Snake fungal disease found in Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park

Marsh meditations

Events and volunteering

Learn about native mussels at annual member meeting 

It's time to renew your membership

Trail closed due to Sewerage District project

Warner Park and Cherokee Marsh watershed study update presented

Enjoy winter at Cherokee Marsh

What we did in 2024

Meet the director candidates

Respect the mounds; don't use closed trail segments

Events and volunteering

Students participate in days of service

Aquatic Invasive Species Snapshot Day returns

Events and volunteering

Annual member meeting

It's time to renew your membership

What we did in 2023

Acorns abundant this year

New crew member and volunteer coordinator added

Events and volunteering

Springing into activities

A busy spring (and fall) for burns

Pelicans visit Cherokee Marsh

So long, "Social Snag!"

Tax time

Help sew bags for seed collecting

Nature essays

News from our partners

June golf tourney to briefly affect car access to the Cherokee Marsh North Unit

Events and volunteering

Learn to be a stream monitor  

Woodcock & warbler walks 

Our funding supports restoration

Volunteers needed to collect prairie seeds

Students battle invasive plants

New nature blog on website

Leaf-free streets make clean waters

Bird houses for chickadees and house wrens available

Another successful Snapshot Day

Website now accepting memberships and donations

Events and volunteering

Marsh Partnership will support restoration

Join or donate to the 2024 Pewees Great Wisconsin Birdathon team

Register for Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin field trips

Provide your input for the Wisconsin Conservation Congress spring hearings

Events and volunteering