The Blue Hills Unitarian Fellowship will honor “Earth Day” on April 12thby highlighting the importance of Wisconsin’s wetlands. Barron County native Tom Nedland, a DNR wetlands scientist, will share a presentation at the Sunday service, giving an overview of federal and Wisconsin state laws that apply to our wetlands.
Nedland introduces the topic by asking “Just what are wetlands and why are they so important ecologically?” His focus will be on the laws that apply along with pertinent information found in both the “Clean Water Act” and current policies affecting wetland health in Wisconsin.
~ Tom Nedland, DNR Wetlands Scientist ~
Everyone is welcome at BHUU fellowship, with services at 10 a.m. Sunday mornings, 230 W. Messenger St in Rice Lake and also on Zoom – the link may be requested by contacting mvanetten32@gmail.com