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Annual Meeting and Evening Reception — Love Letter to Lake Superior

  • Madeline Island Museum 226 Colonel Woods Avenue La Pointe, WI, 54850 United States (map)
Photo by Jeff Richter from his book Pure Superior

Photo by Jeff Richter from his book Pure Superior

MIWP ANNUAL MEETING AND EVENING RECEPTION 

Love Letter to Lake Superior

Speaker: Jeff Richter

 

Saturday, May 28th
Madeline Island Museum
7:00PM
$30.00/person

RSVP: Steve Mueller (through May 23rd)

The Wilderness Preserve will be hosting its 29th Annual Spring Meeting this coming Memorial Day weekend, Saturday May 28th, at the Madeline Island Museum. The event will be an evening reception with an informal buffet of elegant and hearty hors d’oeuvres, choice wine service, and coffee/tea and assorted desserts. A social gathering and food service begins at 7:00 pm, with the program beginning at 8:00 pm.

 

Living within the Lake Superior region, Jeff ventures out in every season with camera and sleeping bag. Jeff captures candid images of nature few of us will ever glimpse. Through his photographs, he will take us on a circle tour of Superior and its surroundings.    

 

Jeff Richter is an award winning, nationally-published nature photographer. His journey with film and camera began over 20 years ago. Jeff has had hundreds of images appearing in print since then. Sierra Club, Audubon, The Nature Conservancy, NorthWord Press, Brown Trout, Willow Creek, Wisconsin Trails Magazine, Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel and LoonWatch are among the publishers and organizations that have used Jeff's images.

In 2001, Jeff won an I.R.M.A. Award from the International Regional Magazine Association for his photo essay on albino deer. In 2002, he placed two finalists in the BBC/British Gas International Photographer of the Year awards. Long-time publishers of Wisconsin Trails magazine, Howard and Nancy Mead, have called Jeff the best nature photographer in the state. Wisconsin Public Radio host Larry Mueller has been trumpeting his admiration for Jeff's images for many years.