Hi John,
We can’t thank you enough for joining us at Conservation Lobby Day this year in Madison! Your passion and commitment to protecting Wisconsin’s environment made this year’s event truly unforgettable.
This year, we saw a huge turnout with conservation-minded citizens from all corners of the state coming together to advocate for clean water, clean energy, public lands, direct democracy, and safe and healthy families. From first-time attendees to seasoned advocates, you made your voices heard in dozens of successful lobby meetings with legislators, sharing personal stories and concerns that truly resonated. Along with all of the attendees, nearly 100 of you sent email messages to your legislators to show your support!
After a morning of planning and learning, attendees made impactful lobby visits and gathered for afternoon sessions led by experts and community leaders, who provided insights and inspiration on our priority issues. To cap off an incredible day, we enjoyed a lively social hour where Gov. Tony Evers stopped by to say hello and thank you for your dedication to conservation!
Relive the highlights by watching our short video from the day. While you're on our YouTube channel, be sure to like and subscribe so you don’t miss new videos!
Thanks to your dedication, we’ve taken significant steps toward making Wisconsin a healthier, more sustainable place for everyone. But the work doesn’t stop here. We’re committed to taking these priorities head-on, advocating tirelessly to get them passed for the future well-being of Wisconsin and everyone who calls it home.
Wisconsin Conservation Voters relies on our members, and we need your continued support – whether through donations, actions, or at the ballot box. Together, we’ll keep this momentum going and make a lasting difference.
And last but certainly not least, a huge THANK YOU to our sponsors. Without their generosity this day would not be possible. Check them out here.
Thank you once again for standing with us on Conservation Lobby Day and every day. Your commitment to conservation is what drives real change.
