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Membership Survey of the Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve – 2020

    ​This survey aims to find out how the ​Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve can satisfy your interests and expectations. The Friends Board is always working to improve communication with you, the Friends valued membership. Press the Submit button, after question #8, when you are done.
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    1. About our members
    2. How can we better engage members and the community to connect with the Preserve?
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    Field trips and Nature Outings. The Friends host more than 30 field trips/year, with topics ranging from geology, fungi, trees, birds, prairies, and wetlands to climate change, and attracting over 500 people from the community and students. Typically, a quarter or less of the participants are members.  
    New Activities and Events. What other kinds of events or activities would you be likely to attend? 
    ​Outreach. The Friends partner with other organizations with exhibits on behalf of the Preserve. In addition, we would like to explore opportunities to assist the many diverse groups in the Madison community to experience the Preserve, including people with limited mobility.
    ​Annual meeting. This is an event for meeting up with other Friends, hear a keynote speaker, learn what’s new in the Preserve, elect new Board officers. 
    3. If you are considering more involvement, what area(s) might interest you?
    4. How should the Friends support the Preserve through our memberships’ financial contributions?
    ✔️ Prairie Partners Internships                           ✔️ Restoration projects (Eagle Heights Woods)
    ✔️ Spring planting festival                                   ✔️ Stewardship fund of the Preserve   
    ✔️ Citizen Science projects expenses (equipment for monitoring of bats, birds and water quality)

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    5. How do you access information about the Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve?

    Friends website at https://www.friendslakeshorepreserve.com. 
    This website informs about field trips and events, the Friends citizen science projects, blogs on people stories and events, nature sightings in the Preserve, research and environmental science pages prepared by members for members, online newsletter, and more.
    Friends Newsletter, Preserve!
    Friends email. 
    Thank you for completing this survey.
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Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve
 P.O. Box 5534
 Madison, WI 53705 

UW-Madison Lakeshore Nature Preserve website

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  • Home
  • People & Events
    • Field Trips
  • The Preserve
    • Maps >
      • 1918 Marsh
      • Eagle Heights Woods
    • Birds
    • Animals
    • Plants
  • Support us
  • About
    • Newsletter
    • Mission and Goals
    • Annual Reports
    • Committees & Contact