Milwaukee Audubon Society has been protecting birds and their habitats since 1897, working to protect and restore Wisconsin's natural heritage and ecology through active leadership, education, advocacy, and stewardship. Its membership territory spans parts of six counties, reaching from downtown Milwaukee north to Horicon Marsh and Port Washington. Ongoing conservation projects include the Greater Indian Prairie Project Area in Glendale, Buffalo Speaks Reserve in Horicon, and Lizard Mound Park in West Bend.
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