Bill Lunney: A Legacy of Conservation in Dane County
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Dane County mourns the loss of Bill Lunney, a visionary leader in parks and conservation. Lunney, who chaired the countys park commission for three decades, passed away this weekend. His leadership resulted in a fourfold increase in the commissions size and a strong commitment to accessibility and long-term land protection. Lunneys legacy includes championing projects like Dunns Marsh and Madisons lands, co-founding the commission, and raising private funds for parks. His dedication was recognized earlier this year with an induction into the Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame.
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