Building Access to the Outdoors
Our crews expand access to public lands in Bayfield, WI through boardwalk construction. Members build hands-on skills, overcome challenges, and discover new landscapes to result in lasting opportunities for both people and communities of all sizes.
The Importance of Water
Discover how WisCorps supports aquatic ecology research at Voyageurs National Park through fisheries data collection, invasive species monitoring, and freshwater research.
Creative Communications Member
This position is for someone who wants to use their creativity and storytelling skills to connect new and existing audiences to WisCorps’ mission while showcasing the impact of conservation, environmental education, and national service through AmeriCorps.
Deepening Our Commitment to Leave No Trace
WisCorps expands its Leave No Trace training with two Level 2 Trainers, offering Level 1 certifications to AmeriCorps members starting in 2026. Additionally, WisCorps plans to expand LNT opportunities to the community by working with existing partners and forging new ones. In Spring 2025, they will be leading a workshop at the Ice Age Trail Alliance Annual Conference, introducing LNT concepts to beginner hikers exploring Wisconsin’s unique landscapes.
A Small Village with a Big Personality
WisCorps partnered with the Village of Mazomanie to take on a new challenge: restoring the Bluff Trail system. After an on-site assessment revealed steep, eroded sections and outdated routes, the team designed a custom, multi-week plan focused on trail reroutes, structural improvements, brushing, and sustainable techniques like c-steps—reimagining the trail for long-term use and accessibility.
“This Is My Swamp”: A Day in the Field With Our Upham Woods Individual Placement
During a wetland field trip at Upham Woods, WisCorps’ Individual Placement guided students through pond sampling, species identification, and conversations about conservation. This immersive environmental education experience helped young learners understand wetland health, biodiversity, and the impact of community science.
Stream to Stream: A Reflection on Restoration
Previous Crew Leader Silas Patten reflects on his time with WisCorps and how the projects he worked inspired him into the work he’s doing today.
Leave No Trace Theater Proudly Prevents
On behalf of the La Crosse Adventure Film Festival, WisCorps partnered with the Mississippi Valley Conservancy to host the “Leave No Trace Work Party” community event.