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Searching for information on testing your well? Looking for curriculum for your classroom or group? Exploring ways to keep your woodlands healthy? At the Natural Resources Institute, we have resources to help you have meaningful connections to nature, make informed stewardship decisions, and improve and sustain ecosystems.
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Nature and Well-Being Infographic
Research shows that humans benefit from spending time in nature and being exposed to natural environments, which can have many positive benefits for you and the community. This infographic outlines evidence-backed benefits of being in nature.
How to read your private well lab report – Hmong Version
A lab report is a record of what tests were completed on your water and the results of the testing. This Hmong language factsheet includes instructions on how to read the different sections of your report and links to resources and actions you can take to make sure your water is safe.
Skunk Ecology and Damage Wildlife
Wisconsin is home to two native skunk species, the striped skunk and the spotted skunk. While they sometimes cause problems, skunks can benefit landowners, farmers and gardeners alike because they eat common pests like field mice, moles, and insects and serve as prey for other animals.