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One of the ways Biodiversity Project shares information about our work is through our newsletter. Below we have listed our past newsletters with the contents for each.
Click on the links below to download PDF versions of these newsletters (download a free copy of Adobe Reader
July 2011 
Communicating about water in the water-rich Midwest
Case Study: Using communications audits to maximize your resources
What's Happening at Biodiversity Project
Creative Campaigns: Prompting lasting behavior change
April 2011
Stong messaging can sway long-term public opinion battles
Communications workshops
What's Happening at Biodiversity Project
Creative Campaigns: Growing a grassroots campaign from the ground up
Winter 2011
How Renaming the "Farm Bill" could shift food, environmental policies
Creating a Communications Strategy
What's Happening at Biodiversity Project
Creative Campaigns: No Two Are the Same
Fall 2010
Research Shows Americans Really do Care about Environment
Understanding Great Lakes Communications
What's Happening at Biodiversity Project
Consider the Nonprofit
Summer 2010
Finding the Right Words for the Right Audience
2009 Financial Report
Creative Campaigns: Photo Contests and Concrete Trucks
Thank you to all of our supporters
Spring 2010
Learning by doing: Getting Dirty for Wisconsin's Rock River
Marketing Gurus for the Environment
Using Photo Contests and Bar Coasters as Educational Tools
Thank you to all of our supporters
Winter 2010
Our Story: Celebrating 15 years
Wege Foundation supports Biodiversity Project
Clean water. Bright future. Stormwater campaign
Thank you to all of our supporters
Fall 2009
Great Lakes Forever Photo Contest winners
Letter from Executive Director
1 Mississippi; The River can count on us
Thank you to all of our supporters
Winter/Spring 2009
NEW Website for Great Lakes Town Hall
Letter from Executive Director
Partners in the Mississippi River Network
Chicago: Running Out of Water?
Meet our New Board Members: Sara Race & Gary Wilson
Donor Spotlight: Paul L. Angermeier
Thanks to Recent Supporters
Fall 2008
Great Lakes Forever Photo Contest Winners
Letter from Executive Director
Mississippi River Network: Annual Meeting
Voices from the Lakes: Great Lakes Town Hall
2007 Annual Report
Thanks to Recent Supporters
Second Quarter 2008
Spring Brings Growth and Re-Birth to the Biodiversity Project
From the Executive Director
The Great Lakes Town Hall
Biodiversity Project Has a Date with Old Man River
Donor Spotlight: Lee Botts
Meet the Staff
Calling all Shutterbugs: 2008 Second Annual Great Lakes Photo Contest
Fall 2007 & Annual Report 2006
Listening to the River: Biodiversity Project Joins Mississippi Restoration Team
From the Executive Director
Special 2006 Annual Report Section
Standing Up for Our Sweetwater Seas
Lessons for the Salt from the Fresh |
