Pollinators, including bees, butterflies, birds, bats, and other small mammals, are responsible for 1 of every 3 bites of food you eat. Without these pollinators, our food systems as well […]
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May 13, 2023 is World Migratory Bird Day, a day to celebrate and support the 3.5 billion birds that migrate back to their nesting areas from their wintering locations. 1000 […]
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We are so honored to be in the top 10 for the Appleton Scheels Giving Campaign! Please take a moment to vote for the Friends of 1000 Islands to receive […]
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When staff arrived to open the Environmental Center building yesterday, we discovered a cardboard box by the front door that contained an injured mourning dove. It turns out, this bird […]
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We are very excited to announce the completion of a much needed improvement project within the Conservancy Zone. Thanks to a very generous donation, we were able to have new […]
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This is the amount of cigarette butts we picked up from our parking lot and picnic area in approximately one year’s time. Please realize that the Conservancy Zone (all trails), […]
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May 14, 2022 is recognized as World Migratory Bird Day, but here in Kaukauna, we are celebrating on Saturday, May 21st. Come visit 1000 Islands for some fun drop-in programs. Test […]
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A very special ribbon cutting ceremony was held this week for our newly updated fishing pier. Brody Riehl of Kaukauna was instrumental to complete the total upgrade. This is Brody’s […]
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Did you know that you can borrow nets and buckets to explore the Konkapot Creek? Watch an introduction video to learn what it is all about. The net storage area, […]
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Saturday, April 24 was a very exciting day at 1000 Islands! Staff and volunteers have been monitoring the bald eagle nest in the Conservancy Zone as part of the Bald […]
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