Welcome to Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter!

Membership

First Member Meeting for 2025

March Meeting – Wednesday, March 26th at 6:00pm

Join us in kicking off the first Wild Ones meeting for the 2025 season! Feel free to join us at our leadership meeting as well at 5pm, just before the member meeting. Leadership meetings are open to all members.  Pizza and salad will be available.  Please RSVP to [email protected] and let us know if you plan to attend so we have enough. We hope to see you there!

Jill Trochlell Ziehr will lead a presentation on “Beautiful Butterflies.” Learn all about Wisconsin butterflies, plants that attract them and ways we can create good butterfly habitat.

Jill is a Master Naturalist, Master Gardener and board member of the Central Wisconsin Wild Ones. She, along with her husband Bill, combine their love of native gardening and nature photography!

Where: The Lincoln Center, 1519 Water Street, Stevens Point WI

2025 Plant Sale

Our 2025 plant sale has come to a close! Thank you so much to those who bought plants through us! Not only are you supporting pollinators, but you are also supporting our local chapter!

If you bought plants through our plant sale, you will receive an email with the exact date and pickup address. Plant pickup usually occurs in May.

Please reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions and thank you for supporting Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter!

Wild Ones Winter Journal is Out Now!

View the journal here! Highlights include:

  • Momentum in Motown – Explore how Detroit’s Udolf Garden is blending native plantings with cutting-edge ecological design (p. 7).
  • Expedition Milkweed – Read how Oklahoma City Zoo’s conservation efforts are helping to boost monarch populations with rare milkweed species (p. 10).
  • Wild Edibles – Learn how to make warming herbal teas from native plants like anise hyssop, elderflower, and spicebush while exploring their medicinal properties (p. 15).
  • Tree Care for Wildlife – Learn about wildlife-friendly pruning techniques that help create habitat for insects, birds, and mammals (p. 23).

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