Things to see at MWWR & Park

People have donated to one of my top 3 non-profits to claim & Tribute a Tree in honor of a loved one

Tribute Lane

Where Memories Are Kept Alive...

There is 20 Norway Pine That I bought from one of my top 3 favorite non-profits Trees For Tomorrow and planted them all here at what I call Tribute lane . I came up with a way to help support my non profits by letting people claim each one of these trees by donating what ever they wanted to my favorite non profits and being able to claim a tree in Tribute to or honor of someone they care about.

4 of those Trees I have Tribute myself to each of my 3 favorite non-profits and my folks.

All 20 trees are spoken for but I have others here that you can claim as well and with every tree you get a marker that I have made up by a business in Phillips, WI. that makes all my stuff here ( Sign Studios & Print Shop ) in honor of the person or a pet you would like a tree to represent as a Tribute to them in their name .

A habitat Pond I dug by hand in the shape of the body of a Sandhill Crane. One of my favorite Birds

Sandhill Crane Pond

This space is under construction

Habitat pond I dug in the shape of a Monarch. Very soon will be the Landmark for MWWR & Park

The Monarch Pond & Landmark

I dug this pond out by hand. I have lots of photos I took each step I took in building this and planning on getting it registered as a landmark for the Monarch Wildlife Wayside Refuge & Park. I got this place certified as a Monarch Habitat Waystation thru Monarch Watch first before it also got certified as a Wildlife habitat later on. and I thought building a monarch butterfly-shaped habitat pond would be a great Landmark to symbolize this place or be recognized for what MWWR & Park started out as and will always be known for.