Endangered Resources

Support Endangered Resources

How You Can Help
Support Endangered Resources

The Endangered Resources Program relies on contributions for more than two-thirds of their budget. See examples of how your dollars are spent by viewing the News and Events in our program.

Donate Online to the Endangered Resources Fund
Donate to the Wisconsin Endangered Resources Fund! Your gift to the Endangered Resources Fund will be used to help preserve Wisconsin's priceless natural heritage and can be made by credit card or eCheck. Donate today.

Endangered Resources Tax Checkoff
Support Endangered Resources on by donating on your State Income Tax Form For over 25 years, the Endangered Resources Program has helped protect wildlife and their habitats. By making a donation to the Endangered Resources Program on your tax form, you will be making a vital investment in the health and well-being of Wisconsin’s environment, economy and quality of life.

Endangered Resources License Plate
Endangered Resources License Plate

Purchase an Endangered Resources License Plate for your Vehicle
When you purchase a special Endangered Resources License Plate, your fee includes an annual $25 tax deductible donation to this Program.


More Ways You Can Help


Purchase a Limited Edition Print or Poster Donate to the Wisconsin Endangered Resources Fund!
You can own a beautiful limited edition print of an original watercolor painting of the boyhood home of John Muir! Available in two sizes, the signed limited-edition prints will make a great gift for any occasion. Posters and notecards are also available. Proceeds go to the Endangered Resources Program. To view ordering options, or to place an order, view the order form [PDF 16KB]
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Provide a Nest Egg for the Trumpeter Swan Fund
Donations to the Trumpeter Swan Fund are used to cover costs of aerial surveys, health checks, other monitoring activities, and public education efforts.

Nest Eggs. Photo by Richard Urbanek, USFWS. Provide a Nest Egg for the Whooping Crane Fund
Donations to the Whooping Crane Fund are used to monitor and record whooping crane behavior, assess habitat, create whooping crane migration and distribution maps for Partners in other states, conduct aerial surveys, promote whooping crane and wetland education opportunities, and implement the Wisconsin Whooping Crane Management Plan.

Adopt an Eagle's Nest Today!
When you Adopt an Eagle Nest, you can help ensure that Bald Eagles are back to stay in Wisconsin for all future generations to see and enjoy.

You may also donate directly to the ER Fund by sending a check to:

Endangered Resources Program
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
P.O. Box 7921
Madison, WI 53707-7921

Last Revised: April 6, 2010