Welcome to Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter!

Membership

Become More Involved with Our Chapter! Web Chair Officer Position for 2027

We’re looking for a volunteer to serve as our chapter’s Web Chair for 2027!

The Web Chair helps keep our website up to date with upcoming events, chapter news, meeting recaps, photos, and other information important to our members. This role works closely with chapter officers to ensure members stay informed and connected.

No advanced technical skills are required. Basic computer experience and a willingness to learn are all that’s needed. The website uses an easy-to-manage system, and training can be provided during the transition.

Responsibilities include:

  • Post upcoming events and activities
  • Update chapter news and announcements
  • Add event recaps and photos
  • Maintain chapter event information
  • Coordinate with officers to share member updates
  • Review and update website content as needed

If you enjoy organization, communication, and helping support our chapter, we’d love to hear from you! If interested, please email [email protected] and be sure to attend our November member meeting when we complete our officer elections for 2027!

Solar Farm Tour

We had a fantastic time exploring the native plantings at the Lemonweir Solar Project in Juneau County! Participants learned how thoughtfully designed solar sites can provide valuable habitat for pollinators and wildlife while supporting renewable energy production.

The Fall 2026 Wild Ones Journal is now available!

Have you checked out the latest Wild Ones Journal? The Fall 2026 issue is now available and packed with ideas, resources, and stories celebrating native plants and the people who champion them. Members can access the journal by logging in to their Wild Ones account and selecting Current Wild Ones Journal.

Purchase Native Plants Locally!

Did you know we have several native plant growers right here in Stevens Point and the surrounding area? These local experts specialize in Wisconsin native plants that are perfectly adapted to our region’s climate and soil. By choosing native species, you’re not just adding beauty to your landscape; you’re also supporting pollinators, birds, and the health of our local ecosystems. High-quality, locally grown, and ecologically important. Explore and support your local native plant growers here: