Eddee Daniel News Today

Eddee Daniel, a Wauwatosa resident, shares his nature photography through blogs and books, primarily as project director for a Milwaukee-based nonprofit called Preserve Our Parks. Daniel shares some photography tips and his perspective on the importance of enjoying and caring for natural spaces.

Landscape architect and restoration team Nancy Aten and Dan Collins will hold the second Land Restoration School this summer at the UW-Milwaukee Field Station. Grappling with our stressed environment and the life within it represents a daunting challenge, but people and programs are stepping up and leading by example to address it.

A new report and exhibition inspecting the state of some of the most at-risk designs by Fredrick Law Olmsted and his successor firms have been released by The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF) in honor of the storied landscape architect’s 200th birthday. This year’s...

Milwaukee artist Melanie Ariens is receiving national recognition for her Great Lakes-focused work. Her pieces inspire people to think about tough water issues.

Lindsay Heights is a historic African American neighborhood in the heart of Milwaukee that dates back more than 150 years. A Washington D.C. based organization called, The Cultural Landscape Foundation, selected Lindsay Heights as one of 13 locations featured in its Landslide report and exhibition.

County Board Debates Expansion of Trails in Mangan Woods Photo Credit: Virginia Small A Milwaukee County Parks woodland with rare old-growth trees is the focus of heated debate over new trail development meant to serve both mountain bikers and hikers. The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors role in oversight of parks is also at issue. Mangan Woods’ undulating hills and ravines were formed thousands of years ago by glacial events. Strolling its rustic trails offers spectacular vistas year...