Podcasts about milwaukee county parks

It's been over a month since the Milwaukee County Parks reopened McKinley Beach — it was initially closed in 2020 after at least four people drowned in dangerous currents.

We look at the projected economic impact of the RNC in Milwaukee. We learn how Milwaukee County Parks redesigned McKinley Beach to make it safer for swimmers. We look at how UW-Madison researchers are using mannequins to learn how to spot ticks. Plus, learn about Carroll University's Animal Behavior Program.

So that's where he's been this entire time! We celebrate the return of baseball and clear the air on the parking situation. We also talk to Guy Smith, Executive Director of the Milwaukee County Parks system and their new partnership with Molson Coors, and Trump's event in Green Bay on Wisconsin's Primary Election Day

MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy joins Wisconsin's Midday News to reflect on how Milwaukee has recovered since COVID-19 shutdowns began 4 years ago this month. He also discusses Milwaukee County Parks' high demand for seasonal workers before the summer begins and Avant Technologies building their first AI-Focused Data Center in Milwaukee.

How community partnerships could help Milwaukee County Parks maintain its infrastructure. How birding changes how your environment. WUWM's Maayan Silver speaks with South Carolina political reporter Maayan Schechter.

We learn about heat islands in Milwaukee and the solutions communities are working on. We explore how extreme heat impacts vulnerable Milwaukeeans. We look at what Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail has to offer hikers and backpackers. Plus, explore the Milwaukee County Parks trail system.

With many branch lines spread across Milwaukee County connecting to other municipal trails, Milwaukee County Parks' trails have plenty of options to explore. There may even be a trail hidden in plain sight in your own neighborhood.

We learn about Milwaukee County's Birth to 3 Program. We speak with the author of a new book , "Our Precious Corn." We learn about some of the hidden gems in the Milwaukee County Parks trails system. Plus, we hear new local music in the Milwaukee Music Roundup.

We kick off our Earth Week series on the impact of declining biodiversity. Capitol Notes examines the new Republican bills on guns and welfare work requirements in Wisconsin. We tell you about the work of the National Weather Service here in Milwaukee. We tell you why you might be seeing more stink bugs around. Plus, learn about some of the hidden gems in the Milwaukee County Parks system of trails.

We learn about an effort to get Wisconsin's Native people to the polls. Capitol Notes takes a final look at how the state supreme court race is stacking up ahead of the election. We look at what Opening Day means for Milwaukee baseball fans. We learn about some of the hidden gems in the Milwaukee County Parks system of trails. Plus, get a poetry book recommendation for National Poetry Month.

In a meeting Tuesday in which the topic of historic preservation again was center stage, the Milwaukee County Committee on Parks and Culture passed a resolution calling for a complete analysis of all options for the future of the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, better known as the Domes. Their restoration will be one of the options.

There is no easy fix to set Milwaukee County's many parks on solid financial footing. The beloved Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservancy— The Domes —is just one its facilities in desperate need of attention.

In this “Uniquely Milwaukee” episode, we follow Nate Imig in pursuit of his summer goal to spend more time outdoors in Milwaukee County Parks and learn what they offer amid a shrinking budget. Then you'll hear my conversation with Milwaukee County Parks Director of Administration and Planning Jeremy Lucas to learn why funding hasn't changed since 1989, and Wehr Nature Center Director Carly Hintz to understand changes that have made the parks more accessible.

With many branch lines spread across Milwaukee County connecting to other municipal trails, Milwaukee County Parks' trails have plenty of options to explore. There may even be a trail hidden in plain sight in your own neighborhood.

A recent decision by the State Supreme Court will allow a Natural Resources board member to stay past his term limit. We explore what that means for democracy and environmental policy. Then, look at how overturning Roe v. Wade will impact marginalized people. Plus, learn about some of the hidden gems in the Milwaukee County Parks system of trails.

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Did you know this awesome perk about the Beer Gardens at Milwaukee County Parks? Also - is Riggs a jerk for taking a handicap seat at the movie with his wife, and Alley was on a hunt for pants and found them in the last place she was looking...

We learn about two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court concerning abortion rights and look at the impact they could have here in Wisconsin. Then, hear from the founders of Milwaukee's La Revo Books on how they're weaving literature into the city's healing. We speak with the creator of the Woke Wednesdays four-one-four Instagram account. Plus, Bubbler Talks explores the early history of the Milwaukee County Parks system.

For this week's Bubbler Talk, we look at how the Works Progress Administration and the Civilian Conservation Corps expanded the Milwaukee County Park system in the 1930s.

Community members in Kenosha talk about how they're feeling as the trial for Kyle Rittenhouse gets underway. Then, we tell you about the financial outlook for the Milwaukee County Parks system and the potential consequences of budget shortfalls. Plus, in our Book of the Month series a Milwaukee Public librarian recommends what to read during Native American Heritage Month.

Alley completely missed the Bucks game and you won't believe why, Riggs got a bogus parking ticket from Milwaukee County Parks, bathing every morning is a ritual for this guy that Alley met, and Riggs discusses having a "burner" email account.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We get an update on the state of the Milwaukee County Parks system. Then, learn about the physical stress basketball players experience, especially with this season's unique schedule. We speak with the director of the documentary Changing the Game, which follows three transgender high school athletes. And the latest Bubbler Talk explores some of Milwaukee's distilleries.

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Milwaukee County officials are projecting a $10 million budget deficit for the 15,000-acre county parks system this year due to health restrictions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. County leaders are hoping that citizen volunteers will — literally — lend a hand. Despite renewed concerns about COVID-19 over the last two weeks, Milwaukee County continues to reopen facilities at some of its roughly 155 park sites. On July 4, wading pools or splash pads opened at eight parks, including Cooper on Milwaukee's northwest side and Jacobus Park in Wauwatosa. A quick visit to those two parks showed relatively small crowds, but the families who were there seemed happy at getting a break from the heat. But the county park system typically counts on revenue from user fees and sales for 60% of its operating budget. With large pools, softball leagues and some other offerings still shut down, not enough money is coming in. On the spending side, many of the 240 full-time parks workers have had hours

Updated on June 11 at 2:12 p.m. CT Milwaukee County is home to more than 15,000 acres of parkland. Keeping those spaces green and healthy is daunting, especially as funding diminishes and park crews are cut. While many people cherish public green spaces, some worry about the pesticides that Milwaukee County Parks uses to manage the land. Turns out the Milwaukee County Parks, Energy and Environment Committee is listening. On Tuesday, June 11, the committee unanimously called for the parks department to develop a written pesticide policy that will be public. Beats Me: What Questions Do You Have For WUWM's Beat Reporters? Jon Canavan is in charge of turf throughout the parks system — from golf courses to Juneau Park's 15 acres that hug the bluff above Lake Michigan. The park features two imposing statues and a lush canopy of trees. Its friends group planted and cares for a small but profuse pollinator garden. “We really don’t treat anything here,” says Canavan. He points to Juneau’s sea

Nate and Bobby spelunk the 120 year old Milwaukee County Parks headquarters. They find really old photos, old park plans and learn that the building is haunted, or is it?https://onmilwaukee.com/history/articles/county-parks-headquarters.html

Nate and Bobby spelunk the 120 year old Milwaukee County Parks headquarters. They find really old photos, old park plans and learn that the building is haunted, or is it?https://onmilwaukee.com/history/articles/county-parks-headquarters.html

Featuring GandaKris, custom amiibo artist. Generation 2 for Pokémon GO is here! We talk about the new update and the problem with Pokémon GO in Milwaukee County Parks. SBJ sits down with @MissGandaKris and talks about her custom amiibos. Finally, we answer e-mails regarding the Nintendo Switch, Sun/Moon, and more. Interview starts at 43 mins in. GandaKris's shop: http://gandakris.storenvy.com

Featuring Ophidian from CHIKARA. We talk about Milwaukee County Parks wanting to remove Pokémon GO stops from all their parks. We talk about the new Appraisal feature added and we go over the falling Pokémon GO population. Worlds 2016 is over, so we talk about the top teams used. Finally, SBJ sits down with Ophidian to talk wrestling and playing video games on the road. Curious about CHIKARA? You can find more information here: http://chikarapro.com/