Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Our Purpose
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress (WCC) is the only "advisory body" in the state where citizens of Wisconsin elect delegates to represent their interests in natural resources, both local and statewide, by working with the Natural Resources Board and the Department of Natural Resources to effectively manage Wisconsin's greatest asset, our abundant natural resources, for present and future generations to enjoy.
Our Mission
- To work together with citizens on a local level to gain opinions regarding management of Wisconsin's natural resources.
- To work with local and statewide organizations regarding management and support of Wisconsin's natural resources.
- To work with local and statewide organizations, educators and citizens regarding outdoor opportunities for youth, men, women and minorities.
- To consider the results of the DNR Spring Rules Hearings and to assist the Natural Resources Board and the Department of Natural Resources in unifying the results of the hearings.
- To consider citizen submitted resolutions on matters pertaining to management of natural resources.
- To request that the Natural Resources Board support or oppose legislation or rule changes pertaining to natural resource management.
- To receive and discuss technical data and to pass on to the Natural Resources Board, advice and recommendations relative to matters pertaining to natural resources.
WCC Brochure
Contact Information
If you are interested in getting involved with the Conservation Congress or have a specific question about the Conservation Congress, please contact:
Kurt Thiede Conservation Congress Liaison
PO Box 7921
Madison WI 53707-7921
608.266.0580 (phone)
608.266.6983 (fax)
Last Revised:Monday January 05 2009
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