Connect and Explore
Volunteer
Interested in helping out at the Center? Volunteers are the backbone of the Great River Road Visitor & Learning Center and Freedom Park. We need enthusiastic people to serve on our Board of Directors, help maintain our gift store, greet people at the welcome desk, help maintain our beautiful gardens, help with event support, and many other miscellaneous ways such as photography or marketing. We could not run our center without the tremendous support of our volunteers!
THANK YOU!
Have questions, interested in joining one of our amazing teams, please outreach to:
Linda Schenk at: linda.schenk@freedomparkwi.org
Join our stewards of the park
Our “Stewards of Freedom Park” garden group is an all volunteer group who maintains our beautiful park gardens all year long. They would love for you to join them this year. Work sessions are Wednesdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm. More information contact: Linda Schenk at linda.schenk@freedomparkwi.org
Coulee River Trails
Coulee River Trails (CRT) is a non-profit community group under the fiscal sponsorship of Friends of Freedom Park that is committed to developing and maintaining a regional trail system in the Prescott area. Their work strives to protect nationally significant habitat as a nature reserve and promote outdoor activity by creating a trail system to allow walkers and bikers to explore and enjoy the unique confluence region.
As you may have heard, the Joint Finance Committee recently approved funding from the State of Wisconsin in the form of a Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Grant to help purchase a 76-acre parcel of land called “Pine Coulee.” Permanent conservation of this property will be possible pending successful fundraising that we expect to begin during summer 2023.
Landmark Conservancy will be leading the effort to raise funds for purchasing Pine Coulee and to guarantee its preservation for future generations. We are grateful for Landmark’s partnership for the last three years as we have developed the vision and mission for Coulee River Trails. Click (HERE) to read a recent article from Friends of Freedom Park’s Former Board Chair Jeff Ruehle in the Pierce County Journal.