“Snow Birds”
It’s November in the park and it’s been cold and quiet here at Devil’s Lake. Don’t let the cold stop you from coming out and enjoying the geese and coots who have taken up residence on the lake. These fall migrants can be seen on the lake until it freezes.
If you head to the north shore, you’ll find Canada geese (lots of geese).
A Request for Survey Participation
Casey R. Schmitt, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Communication Arts at the University of Wisconsin, is seeking members of the Friends of Devil’s Lake who are willing to participate in an online interview about their experiences at the Park. As part of his dissertation project on outdoor spaces, he intends to collect individual impressions, experiences, and opinions about the natural spaces people revere.
The interview will be confidential and no personal information will be recorded or distributed. All e-mail contact information will be deleted upon reception, and responders will not receive any e-mail not directly related to the interview process itself.
If you are willing to participate, or just want to learn more, please contact Casey at [email protected].
Welcome!
Welcome to the Friends of Devil’s Lake State Park Website!