Report fish and wildlife violations to the Turn
in Poachers (TIP)
Program by calling 1-800-532-2020. Provide as much
information as possible while
remaining annonymous. A
conservation officer will be
dispatched to investigate.
Snowshoeing
at Thorpe
Park--Sunday,
February 12th, at
Thorpe Park
Artifact
Road Show--Sunday,
February 26th,
at TSB Bank in
Forest City
Festival
of Owls Bus
Trip--Saturday,
March 3rd, to
Houston, MN View all
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Conservation Board Members and
Meetings
WCCB
Board Members:
John Carlson,
Lake Mills
Roger Hermanson,
Lake Mills
Rick Hofbauer,
Buffalo Center
Mike Korth,
Forest City
Dave Thorland,
Thompson
Board members front row L-R: Rick Hofbauer
(Buffalo Center), Roger Hermanson (Lake Mills), Mike Korth
(Forest City). Back row L-R: Dave Thorland (Thompson), John Carlson
(Lake Mills).
Congratulations
to
Dave
Thorland
of
Thompson!
Winnebago
County Conservation Board member Dave Thorland of Thompson
was recognized at the WCCB's January 10th meeting for 20 years of
service on the Board. Thank you, Dave, for your many contributions over
the years!
Dave
Thorland
receives
a
certificate recognizing him for his 20 years of
service on the WCCB.
Other Board members include (from left to right) Mike Korth, Forest
City; Rick Hofbauer, Buffalo Center;
John Carlson, Lake Mills; Thorland; and Roger Hermanson, Lake Mills.
For a copy of any past WCCB meeting minutes, simply contact our office and we'll be
glad to accommodate you.
The Winnebago County
Conservation Board meets at Thorpe Park on the second Monday of each
month at 8:00 A.M. These meetings are open to the public.
The Winnebago County
Conservation Board, in the provision of services and facilities to the
public, does not discriminate against anyone on the basis of race,
color, sex, creed, national origin, or handicap. If anyone believes
that he or she has been subjected to such discrimination, he or she may
file a complaint with the WCCB or with the Office of Equal Opportunity,
U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., 20240
Man always kills the thing he
loves, and so we the pioneers have killed our wilderness. Some say we
had to. Be that as it may, I am glad I shall never be young without
wild country to be young in. Of what avail are forty freedoms without a
blank spot on the map?
