Crawford Stewardship Project works to protect the environment of Crawford County from threats
such as those posed by concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) and to promote sustainable land use, local control of natural resources, and environmental justice.



Crawford Stewardship Project is a nonprofit organization.
Donations are tax deductible.

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Send a check to:
Crawford Stewardship Project
P.O. Box 284
Gays Mills, WI 54631
csp.county@gmail.com

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Crawford Stewardship Project is grateful for the generous support of the Wisconsin Community Fund.

"CAFOs are only profitable because so much of the cost and damage is externalized onto the environment, neighbors and wildlife. The monitoring, supervision, clean-up, restitution, fines are not happening, thus the true cost of CAFOs never find the way onto the balance books." Talking point from the CAFO Conference.


The Lower Kickapoo Initiative and Crawford stewardship Project invite you to come and learn about

GETTING RENEWABLES
and
GREEN DESIGN NOW FOR THE FUTURE


Saturday, March 19th, 2011
10:00 A.M. at the Historic Maple Ridge Church



Guests speakers will be Rich Bannen of Prairie Solar Power and Light who will discuss off grid electric systems and changes in the "Focus on Energy" program and John Fergus, designer and energy consultant, who will discuss residential design and the philosophy of the E3 Coalition of builders based in Viroqua. Please bring a bag lunch and questions for discussion.

Directions to the Church From the North: come south on Hy 131 in Crawford County. About a mile before Steuben, take Co. E east or left approximately 3 miles to Maple Ridge Rd, which is just at the crest of the ridge, then turn left (north) onto Maple Ridge Rd.

From the South: from Hy 60 in Crawford County just west of the Boscobel bridge, take Co Rd E north approximately 3.8 miles to Maple Ridge Rd. Turn right or north and park on the right. Parking on the right of Maple Ridge Road

For more information contact Maggie Jones at 608-872-2297