Since 2015, Marshall Public School 3rd-grade students have looked for “What’s” and “Whys” at Wilder Creek Conservation Club (WCCC) during May. This spring, over 180 students, their teachers, some parents, and nature experts filled WCCC…
Thanks to member, Doug Markusic, we offer Wilder Creek images to members near and far. Doug is a professional photographer who shares his talents with Wilder Creek. Enjoy!
Over 100 creature questers gathered at Wilder Creek Conservation Club on August 2 to polish off their Marshall District Library summer reading adventure. “Local” royalty, jesters, bards, troubadours, and wizards rallied at the castle and…
Derek Perry, Marshall City Manager, presented facts openly and approachable about current and upcoming projects in which the City is engaged. Perry spoke to Wilder Creek Conservation Club members at their August 21 meeting, offering…
L to R: Patty Williams, Choose Marshall; Marijke Guerin, WC Member; Jim Dobbins, WC Member; Carl Gibson, WC & Choose Marshall Member; Sandi Dobbins, WC Member; Tim Cook, WC Member; Pat Cook, WC Member; Sharon Robinson, WC Members; Dora Presecan, WC & Choose Marshall Member; Dave Goedde, WC Member
The Advisor-Chronicle reported on July 6, 2024, “(Wilder Creek Conservation Club’s) wooded acreage, filled with ponds, hills, a creek, a nesting family of Bald Eagles, deer, beaver, birds of all kinds, snakes and frogs galore…
Nearly 100 members, families and friends gathered on a beautiful May evening for a tasty meal, conversation, trail walks, and games. During the evening, the club members honored Bob Bursley, long-time member and treasurer. During…
Department of Natural Resources officer, Elliot Worel, updated members on DNR laws and practices at the April 17 meeting. Officer Elliot Worel, retired Army officer and former Black Hawk helicopter pilot, spoke to the members…
Choose Marshall Members enjoy “What’s Brewing” monthly to network and keep up on local happenings. Marshall’s Pastrami Joe’s served breakfast items, soon to be available.
Eagles enjoying Wilder Creek habitat…The eagle pair arrived in Spring 2022. The pair returned this year to build a nest. They produced two eaglets and fed them from area sources available at Wilder Creek and…