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Climate change is eroding the ways and wonders of winter life, which have shaped the identities of generations of Wisconsinites. During the state's warmest winter on record, the season's devotees found ways to make the most of the weird weather.
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It’s the first county in Wisconsin to endorse the global, Indigenous-led legal movement.
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The city will focus its spending — for tree planting, tree care and job development — on historically disadvantaged neighborhoods.
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On the northwest side, a small waterfall offers unexpected serenity.
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For Juanita Ramos, who endured years of abuse, the iconic Mitchell Park Domes are a sanctuary.
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Writer Kevin Revolinski compiled a list of some of Wisconsin's caves in this month's edition of Milwaukee Magazine.
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When Maine-based artist Daniel Minter saw the devastation created by Emerald ash borer to towering trees at Lynden Sculpture Garden, he decided to create around it. Two years later his creation has come to life.
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With many branch lines spread across Milwaukee County connecting to other municipal trails, Milwaukee County Parks' trails have plenty of options to explore. There may even be a trail hidden in plain sight in your own neighborhood.
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In 1975, a young couple set out to mold nature in their vision. What they got instead was a 32-year lesson about their own hubris.
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Milwaukee Public Museum is staging its eighth annual BioBlitz at Havenwoods State Forest in Milwaukee this weekend. Sixty scientists and conservationists will have 24 hours to find as many animal and plant species as they can.