Conservation efforts in Southwest Wisconsin recognized for regenerative agriculture
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What happened
Travis Klinkner and his family were recognized for their conservation efforts in Southwest Wisconsin. Klinkner, founder of Bad Axe Watershed Stewards, received the National Private Lands Fish & Wildlife Stewardship Award from the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA). His work focused on mobilizing farmers to reduce runoff following the August 2018 flooding event.
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Why it matters
Klinkner's farm is cited as a regional model for regenerative agriculture and conservation. His commitment to improving watershed health demonstrates how proactive conservation practices can address issues like runoff and environmental stewardship.
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La Crosse
city in and county seat of La Crosse County, Wisconsin, United States