On April 26th 7 pm at the Richfield Fire Station Community Room 2008 Hwy 175, Richfield, the Richfield Historical Society again will offer a very interesting program. Bill Vokert is the guest speaker on "History, Ecology & Indian History of Horicon Marsh".
Bill worked as the naturalist and wildlife educator for Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources at Horicon Marsh for 27 years, where he conducted more than 3,700 education programs for over 220,000 people. His broad audiences included 66 delegations of scientists from 43 countries who came for professional training.
In his personal time, he has traveled widely in search of the world's birds and the wild places they inhabit. His travels have taken him throughout Central and South America, across the Canadian Arctic, to Africa, India, Southeast Asia, Borneo, Australia, New Zealand, Russia and Mongolia
Last months program "The Glory Days of Gas Stations in Wisconsin" drew about 100 attendees. It was a fun, informative and entertaining evening. For more information visit www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org
Bill worked as the naturalist and wildlife educator for Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources at Horicon Marsh for 27 years, where he conducted more than 3,700 education programs for over 220,000 people. His broad audiences included 66 delegations of scientists from 43 countries who came for professional training.
In his personal time, he has traveled widely in search of the world's birds and the wild places they inhabit. His travels have taken him throughout Central and South America, across the Canadian Arctic, to Africa, India, Southeast Asia, Borneo, Australia, New Zealand, Russia and Mongolia
Last months program "The Glory Days of Gas Stations in Wisconsin" drew about 100 attendees. It was a fun, informative and entertaining evening. For more information visit www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org
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