NEWSLETTERS AND ANNUAL REPORTS
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 access the newsletters.
Spring 2013
Getting a Distrustful Audience to Trust You
Considering the Big Question: How One Environmental Coalition is Shaking Things Up
Case Study: Creative Tools for Increasing Public Participation
What’s New at Biodiversity Project
Winter 2013
Understanding the Baby Boomer Audience
Communications Workshops: What You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know
Case Study: A River Citizen in Every State
What’s New at Biodiversity Project
Staff Profile: Rebeca Bell, Communications Director
Fall 2012
Look Into My Eyes: Choosing the Right Photos can Strengthen your Message
2011 Annual Report and Letter from Board Chair
We Need Your Help: An Illicit Discharge by any Other Name
What’s New at Biodiversity Project
Summer 2012
Reaching a Broader Audience: American Values, not Environmentalist Values
Case Study: Results! Personal Pledges Change Wasteful Behaviors
Surveying the Field: Researching Farmer Attitudes Toward the Farm Bill
What’s New at Biodiversity Project
Spring 2012
What Can We Learn from Mad Men
Case Study: Creative Campaigns – Choking Hazards
Case Study: Using Personal Pledges to Change Wasteful Behaviors
What’s New at Biodiversity Project
Winter 2012
The Art and Science of Changing Donor Behaviors
Case Study: Donations as Behavior Changes
Communications Tips: Responding to a Hostile Audience
What’s New at Biodiversity Project
Fall 2011
Turning Member Profile Date into Strategic Appeals
2010 Annual Report and Letter from Board Chair
Case Study: One Coalition Size Does Not Fit All
Supporting a Nontraditional Nonprofit
Summer 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
Spring 2011
Strong 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
2011 Biodiversity Project Form 990
As required by the IRS, all nonprofits must make available for public inspection their Form 990. Please contact us if you have trouble accessing the above document.
