WHIP is a multi-partner co-op consisting of Federal, State, Tribal and County government agencies plus local non-profit organizations and schools specializing in environmental education. These groups work together under a memorandum of understanding which encourages and formalizes the cooperative relationship necessary for effective management, coordination and implementation of invasive species programs. Additional organizations or individuals are encouraged to contact any WHIP steering committee member for information regarding how to informally participate with WHIP.

 

PROJECTS

 

WHIP can provide speakers for group meetings and/or do demonstrations

Garlic Mustard Alert Letters  

To request a speaker Email or phone:

Invasive Species Workshops    
Informational Meetings   Jean Hansen, Oneida County (715) 365-2750
County Highways Right-of-Way Invasives Species survey   Jean Hansen, Oneida County
Invasive Species Management Plans   Ted Ritter, Vilas County (715) 479-3738
Asiatic Honeysuckle Management   Ted Ritter, Vilas County

 

 

WHIP PARTNERS

Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission Vilas County Land and Water Conservation Department
Oneida County Land and Water Conservation Department Wisconsin Board of Commissioners of Public Lands
Conserve School Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians
Lumberjack Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc. Natural Resource Conservation Service
Partners in Forestry The Nature Conservancy, Wisconsin Chapter
Trees for Tomorrow Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
US Forest Service, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest  

 

 

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