• Aldo Leopold Foundation - Continues the work and teachings of Aldo Leopold.
• Aldo Leopold Nature Center -ALNC's mission is to teach love, respect, and admiration for the land in the spirit of Wisconsin's premier conservationist, Aldo Leopold.
• Bethel Horizons Nature Center  -Bethel Horizons consists of 460 acres of diverse plant and animal communities ideally situated adjacent to Governor Dodge State Park.
• Cherokee Marsh -Cherokee Marsh is the most diverse of all nature study areas with a mosaic of wetlands, southern Wisconsin woodlots, old fields, restored prairie and oak savanna, two glacial drumlins and the Yahara River.
• Dane County Parks
• Dane County Lussier Family Heritage Center- A Multi-use educational and interpretive facility providing opportunities for youth and adult learning, volunteerism, outdoor recreation, and special events.
• Henry Vilas Zoo- Madison's city zoo is free and open to the public year-round.
• International Crane Foundation- The International Crane Foundation (ICF) works worldwide to conserve cranes and the wetland and grasslands communities on which they depend.
• MacKenzie Environmental Center- The center features an exhibit of live Wisconsin wildlife, self-guided hikes and trails, museums, a fire tower, a picnic area and much more.
• Madison Children's Museum- Madison's only hands-on museum devoted to kids!
• Madison City Conservation Parks- Links to park-related web pages.
• MMSD - Jackson School Forest- The 287 acre Madison School Forest includes the Olson Oak Woods State Natural Area, a prime example of a Wisconsin southern dry forest with remnants of pre-settlement days.
• Olbrich Botanical Gardens - A spectacular tropical conservatory is open for year-round enjoyment, 14 acres of outdoor specialty gardens, and a botanical center -- it's all here at the Gardens.
• Upham Woods - A living laboratory for young scientist to experience one to five day excursions near the famous Dells (Dalles) along the Wisconsin River.
• U. W. Arboretum- Explore the opportunities for nature appreciation, environmental education, and ecological research at this web site and at the Arboretum.
• U. W. Geology Museum- The museum displays minerals, rocks, fossils, a 6-foot globe, and a walk-through model of a Wisconsin limestone cave.

The Environmental Learning Network chart is a comprehensive chart of all the resources listed above.

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