Lois Nestel Wisconsin naturalist builds local museum
Lois Nestel, age about 60, founded Cable Wisconsin's Natural History Museum and guides a nature program for locals and visitors. She catalogs hundreds of mushrooms and edible plants, lectures with respected ecologists, and maintains a two mile nature trail on 240 acres. Her work blends self taught botany ornithology and zoology with community outreach and education.
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Naturalist Lois Nestel Poses With Bald Eagle In Cable
Lois Nestel, a naturalist and curator, stands with a bald eagle at the small Natural History Museum in Cable, showcasing the museum's animal display and her role guiding public exhibits.
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Wisconsin ecologist urges ban on shooting hen mallards
University of Wisconsin biologist Robert McCabe urges a temporary ban on shooting hen mallards to boost Wisconsin's mallard population. He argues hens are needed for breeding while the current point-based bag limits may not protect the female duck enough and warns against expanding harvest practices through the four year plan.
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