Dane County Conservation League Scholarship
This endowed scholarship was established in 2018 by a generous gift from the Dane County Conservation League, the second oldest conservation group in Wisconsin, established in 1933 by citizens interested in maintaining and enhancing habitat for wildlife and fisheries in the area. In its early years, the League leased the first public hunting ground in Wisconsin (Deansville Marsh) and purchased 4,300 acres in Central Wisconsin for the development of Prairie Chicken habitat, which, among many other conservation projects, it manages to this day. This scholarship supports worthy undergraduate natural resources students who are Wisconsin residents of junior or senior status.
Rowan Doran Conservation Law Enforcement Mount Horeb, Wisconsin
Lana Haynie Wildlife Ecology and Management Deforest, Wisconsin
Daniel O. Trainer International Studies Scholarship
This endowed scholarship supports students participating in the College’s European Environmental Studies Seminar. Trainer believed strongly in the value of education both in and out of the classroom and the opportunities and relationships each provided. The European Seminar embodies those opportunities. Dean of the CNR from 1971 to 1989, Trainer was involved in wildlife and natural resource teaching and research for over 35 years. Under Trainer’s leadership, the College of Natural Resources grew to one of the largest and premier institutions of its kind in the nation. Riley Brown Environmental Science and Management Physical Science Northbrook, Illinois
Davey Company Foundation Scholarship
Founded in 1880, The Davey Tree Expert Company is committed to providing the best scientifically based horticultural and environmental services in the tree care industry. For nearly 140 years Davey has been rooted in corporate responsibility—demonstrating environmental, social and economic stewardship in everything it does. Davey is passionate about its communities’ natural assets -- the trees and plant life that make our world a greener, healthier and more beautiful place to live. As they work to advance the green industry, its employee owners are committed to providing solutions that promote responsible practices for the sustainability of the environment and society.
Zachary Bembenek Forestry Urban and Community Forestry Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Hattie Frisch Forestry Urban and Community Forestry Madison, Wisconsin
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