Friends of Menominee Park Shoreland

The restoration site utilizes native plants, which are plants that originally grew in the area prior to the destruction of habitat.  These p...

Special thanks to the Winnebago County Audubon and the National Audubon Society, who funded the addition of an educational sign that was ins...

On August 21, 2012 about 40 volunteers from the community joined together at the Menominee Park  Shoreland  Restoration site for a cle...

Our shoreland plant seed mix includes the following: Native Prairie plants:  Lavender Hyssop, leadplant,but...

UWO Students, Menominee Park neighbors and restoration professionals work together on phase 1 of the Menominee Park Restoration effort. ...

The Oshkosh Parks Department has been honored with an award from the Oshkosh Collaboration Work Group for the Menominee Park Shoreland R...

We had a great turnout for phase 1 of our restoration project at the end of September 2011. (55 volunteers, 1 city co...

In May, 2012, the Oshkosh Common Council approved and adopted the City of Oshkosh Sustainability Plan.  This plan was previously approved ...

UW-Extension Natural Resources Educator Bill Klase has developed an informational guide detailing the importance and value of naturalized ...

Wisconsin video from UW Extension with funding support from the Wisconsin DNR that discusses shoreland restoration, its benefits, and how it...

On April 4, 2012, the League of Women Voters participated in a city Parks Board meeting, stating strong support of their membership for rest...

The Oshkosh Northwestern covered the initial shoreland restoration day at Menominee Park.  Access their online photo gallery by clicking the...