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Extra Protections Created for the Milwaukee River Corridor - Coalition finds common ground for future generations - By Lisa Kaiser
Extra Protections Created for the Milwaukee River Corridor - Coalition finds common ground for future generations - By Lisa Kaiser
SHEPHERD EXPRESS
Cover story - Wed., May 7,2008
The Milwaukee River Paradise in Our Own Back Yard
By Lisa Kaiser and Aisha Motlani
There’s no need to haul canoes, hiking shoes or mountain bikes Up North.
Milwaukeeans have paradise in our own back yard. The Milwaukee River valley—home
to factories and condos, as well as endangered but vibrant plants, animals and birds—
More
Cover story - Wed., May 7,2008
The Milwaukee River Paradise in Our Own Back Yard
By Lisa Kaiser and Aisha Motlani
There’s no need to haul canoes, hiking shoes or mountain bikes Up North.
Milwaukeeans have paradise in our own back yard. The Milwaukee River valley—home
to factories and condos, as well as endangered but vibrant plants, animals and birds—
More
The Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel
An Article by Whitney Gould
Keeping it natural
The Milwaukee River corridor, a leafy retreat bisecting the city's east side, More . . .
An Article by Whitney Gould
Keeping it natural
The Milwaukee River corridor, a leafy retreat bisecting the city's east side, More . . .
River corridor preservation
WUWM Public NewsRoom article from Ann Brummitt
The banks of the Milwaukee River have become a popular site for new condos, restaurants and other developments in Milwaukee. But the riverbanks remain largely wild in an 800 acre stretch from Silver Spring Drive to North Avenue. More . . .
WUWM Public NewsRoom article from Ann Brummitt
The banks of the Milwaukee River have become a popular site for new condos, restaurants and other developments in Milwaukee. But the riverbanks remain largely wild in an 800 acre stretch from Silver Spring Drive to North Avenue. More . . .
WUWM's Lake EffectFriday, May 4th, 2007
Featuring an interview about the Milwaukee River Corridor with Ken and Ann.
Featuring an interview about the Milwaukee River Corridor with Ken and Ann.