The Monarch Joint Venture (MJV) is a nonprofit organization coordinating a network of over 100 partners across the U.S. in a unified effort to conserve monarch butterflies and their habitats. This diverse partnership ranges from…
Today marks the first day for the Alliance's new executive director, Rebecca (Becca) Dymzarov. Becca comes to the Alliance with almost 25 years of experience in conservation non-profit management, fundraising, communications, volunteer coordination and ecological…
In summer 2020, the Alliance received a small grant from Sauk County to plan a "prairie corridor" along the Great Sauk Trail that runs through Badger. Our goal is to restore high quality native prairie…
A transition! I usually don’t personalize posts, but here is an exception… because this announcement is very personal! In January I shared with our board of directors that I plan to retire later this year. …
The Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance, a regional non-profit organization founded in 1997 and with an office in Sauk City, is seeking an energetic and creative new executive director to lead the organization. The director is…
The Alliance has recently released version 2 of its award-winning documentary, "Restoring the Sauk Prairie: A Story of Hope and Healing." The original video was produced in 2018 to celebrate the Alliance's 20th anniversary. The…
This week, the Alliance lost a dear friend and colleague, David "Dave" Tremble (January 19, 1951 - January 13, 2020). Dave was a pivotal figure in helping craft a "green vision" for the former Badger Army…
Tired of winter already? Got cabin fever? Why not plan and reserve your 2020 tropical get-away today! Join fellow members and supporters of the Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance on a tropical excursion to the Yucatan…
HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you and your family from Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance! As you enjoy time with family and friends this holiday, please take a moment to give thanks for the important work that the…
On Saturday, November 9th, approximately 230 individuals participated in the first (annual) Conserve Sauk Film Festival at the University of Wisconsin Baraboo campus. During the festival, 22 different films were shown, including the two documentaries…