ARKANSAW and GAYS MILLS, Wis. – A conversation with a birder years ago inspired Sally Farrar to begin her journey in conservation. Farrar was raised in the northeastern corner of South Dakota where acres of native prairies attract a diversity of birds. When she moved to Wisconsin’s Pepin County and bought some land, she wanted to recreate that type of ecosystem. She will share what she learned in that endeavor in her role as a coach for Wisconsin Women in Conservation.
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