Voices of the Lower Wisconsin Riverway
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History and Mystery: Touring Indian Mounds with Cultural Landscape Legacies
The lower Wisconsin River Valley is home to numerous mound groups, but their locations are not so easy to find. That’s why I attended a tour of four mound groups. The tour was led by Mark Cupp, the president of Cultural Landscape Legacies, Inc., a organization dedicated to the education, protection and preservation of the cultural heritage of indigenous people who left their legacy on the landscape of the upper Midwest.
Touring Badger Lands: The Last Prairie Remnant
Prior to European settlement, the great Sauk Prairie once covered 14,000 acres that stretched between Prairie du Sac and the Baraboo Hills. Today, just three small parcels of that once great prairie remain.
Rhythm of the River Movie Showing Thursday October 22
Thank you to the Friends of the Lower Wisconsin Riverway for this post: With the passing of Wisconsin documentary filmmaker Dave Erickson, Friends of the
2019 Winter Solstice at Frank’s Hill
It’s my people – people who appreciate peaceful settings and recognize the solstice as an annual marker — A lot of people don’t even know
Celebrating 30 Years of the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
There was a time when lawmakers from both sides of the aisle worked together to get things done. One of those times was celebrated on
Voyaging on the Lower Wisconsin River
Exploring the Lower Wisconsin River in a 25 foot Voyageur Canoe I’ve canoed on the Wisconsin River many times before, but never in a 25