CONTACT
Karen Isebrands Brown
Director of Natural Resources
Initiative
Northwoods Center
Phone: (715) 365-4482
Email: kisebrow@nicoletcollege.edu

Nicolet employees participate in a unique renewable enrgy program that produces electricity from wind and biogas, two of Wisconsin's most important renewable resources. Click here to view additional information on Wisconsin Public Service's NatureWise Renewable Energy Program
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We as a nation and world should consider renewable energy to meet our
needs. These methods of energy creation and the variety of renewable
energy resources available now and in the near future have an impact
from the local, regional, national and international perspective. Click here to view additional information on renewable energy.
The weather station at Nicolet College carries live weather data for
Rhinelander such as temperature, wind direction and speed, humidity and
air pressure. Click here to view additional information on our weather station.

The Eco Home will model sustainability - meeting the needs of the
present generation without compromising the health of the environment
and the ability of future generations to meet their needs. Click here to view additional information on the eco home.
Student interns enrich our community with their environmentally friendly projects, research and assistance. Click here to view additional information on our student intern projects.

The Grass Roots Club has helped promote sustainability, conservation,
and environmentally sound practices on the Nicolet campus, as well as
create a better student knowledge of sustainability. Click here to view additional information about the Grass Roots Club.

From Nicolet College's staff projects to outdoor classes, environmental projects expand your knowledge of our local eco-system. Click here to view additional information about environmental projects.

Our lecture series offers insight into your ecological footprinting,
outdoor adventures available in the area, native plants and much more. Click here to view additional information on our lecture series and events.

DNR projects include wetland studies and grants received to study Lake Julia and monitor the health of the lake. Click here to view additional information about the DNR Projects.