Introduction
Potential Wisconsin Bicycle City Locations
Alternative Energy Organizations & Companies in Wisconsin
List of Wisconsin Animal Groups
Wisconsin Business Organizations & Resources
Wisconsin Education Organizations & Resources
Wisconsin Environmental Groups
Wisconsin International Groups
Wisconsin State Government
Wisconsin Other Useful Links
In Conclusion

From the Northern Highland region with its forested hills and small lakes, to the Central Plains region with its beautiful gorges and mesas, “The Dairy State” provides multiple scenic locations for potential Bicycle City, Wisconsin development.

The state‘s rivers, streams and lakes include the major bodies of water found in the Great Lakes of Michigan and Superior are joined by more than fifty forest and parks exist throughout the state, notes the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Outdoor activities such as hiking, horseback riding and, fishing are widely available across the state’s plains and mountain settings,.

Wisconsin has 71 public transit systems across the state, providing energy-efficient, clean commuting or travel, reports the Wisconsin Department of Transportation website. Several government-funded grants, funds and financial assistance exist to make public transportation a more attainable goal for current state residents and potential Bicycle City, WI development and residents.

Bicycle City, Wis., development is likely to find a wealth of support through the state’s dedication to alternative transportation options and healthy lifestyle choices.

Bicycle City, Wis., sites could easily be located within proximity of these Wisconsin communities:

• Population: 836
• Average Annual Rainfall: 33”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 19, Feb 27, Mar 36, Apr 50, May 64, Jun 73, Jul 79, Aug 77, Sep 67, Oct 56, Nov 38, Dec 24
• Water: Big Sioux River Fishery Area, Totagatic Lake Wildlife Area
• Adjacent Public Land: Chequamegon National Forest, Sawyer County Forest, Hay Creek-Hoffman Lake
• Zip Codes: 54821
• Other Highlights: Big Top Chautauqua performing arts organization, Cable Natural History Museum

• Population: 12,925
• Average Annual Rainfall: 31”
• Average Maximum High Temperature: Jan 21, Feb 28, Mar 40, Apr 56, May 70, Jun 78, Jul 82, Aug 79, Sep 70, Oct 57, Nov 40, Dec 25
• Water: Lake Wissota State Park
• Adjacent Public Lands: Chippewa Moraine Ice Age Reserve, Hoffman Hills State Recreation Area, Chippewa River State Trail
• Zip Codes: 54729, 54774
• Other Highlights: Tom Lawin Wildlife Area

• Population: 18,260
• Average Annual Rainfall: 30”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 28, Feb 32, Mar 42, Apr 53, May 66, Jun 76, Jul 81, Aug 79, Sep 71, Oct 60, Nov 45, Dec 33
• Water: Pike Lake State Park, Harrington Beach State Park
• Adjacent Public Land: Havenwoods State Forest, Horicon Marsh Wildlife Area, Kettle Moraine State Forest
• Zip Codes: 53022

   

• Population: 843
• Average Annual Rainfall: 33”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 28, Feb 32, Mar 42, Apr 51, May 62, Jun 73, Jul 79, Aug 78, Sep 71, Oct 59, Nov 46, Dec 34
• Water: Big Foot Beach State Park, Lake Geneva
• Adjacent Public Land: Richard Bong State Recreation Area, Kettle Moraine State Forest, New Munster Wildlife Area
• Zip Codes: 53139
• Other Highlights: Proximity to Chicagoland metro area to the southeast, including Metra rail commuter service from nearby Kenosha, Wis., to downtown Chicago.

   

• Population: 51,818
• Average Annual Rainfall: 30”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 25, Feb 32, Mar 44, Apr 59, May 72, Jun 81, Jul 85, Aug 82, Sep 73, Oct 61, Nov 43, Dec 29
• Water: Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife & Fish Refuge
• Adjacent Public Land: Perrot State Park, Blackhawk State Park, Wildcat Mountain State Park, Mill Bluff State Park
• Zip Codes: 54601, 54602, 54603
• Other Highlights: Jones Arboretum & Botanical Garden

• Population: 11,749
• Average Annual Rainfall: 32”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 24, Feb 28, Mar 39, Apr 52, May 66, Jun 76, Jul 81, Aug 78, Sep 69, Oct 56, Nov 42, Dec 29
• Water: Peshtigo River State Forest, Seagull Bar State Natural Area
• Adjacent Public Land: Governor Thompson State Park, Nicolet National Forest, Lake Noquebay Wildlife Area
• Zip Codes: 54143

   

• Population: 7781
• Average Annual Rainfall: 36”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 25, Feb 30, Mar 40, Apr 53, May 66, Jun 76, Jul 81, Aug 78, Sep 70, Oct 58, Nov 43, Dec 30
• Water: High Cliff State Park
• Adjacent Public Lands: Kettle Moraine State Forest, Kohler-Andrae State Park
• Zip Codes: 53073
• Other Highlights: Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse

• Population: 1444
• Average Annual Rainfall: 31”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 25, Feb 30, Mar 42, Apr 56, May 69, Jun 78, Jul 82, Aug 79, Sep 71, Oct 59, Nov 43, Dec 30
• Water: Devil’s Lake State Park, Goose Lake Wildlife and Natural Area, Mazomanie Unit - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
• Adjacent Public Lands: Governor Dodge State Park, Blue Mound State Park
• Zip Codes: 53588
• Other Highlights: Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin & Visitor Center, Avoca Prairie

   

• Population: 2033
• Average Annual Rainfall: 31”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 23, Feb 30, Mar 41, Apr 58, May 72, Jun 79, Jul 84, Aug 81, Sep 72, Oct 59, Nov 41, Dec 27
• Water: Willow River State Park, St. Croix Scenic Riverway
• Adjacent Public Land: Interstate State Park, Straight Lake State Park, Governor Knowles State Forest
• Zip Codes: 54204

   

• Population: 9437
• Average Annual Rainfall: 32”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan 24, Feb 28, Mar 40, Apr 54, May 68, Jun 76, Jul 81, Aug 78, Sep 70, Oct 57, Nov 42, Dec 29
• Water: Peninsula State Park, Whitefish Dunes State Park
• Adjacent Public Land: Newport State Park, Rock Island State Park, Potawatomie State Park
• Zip Codes: 54235

   

• US Census Bureau
• The Weather Channel
• Addresses.com
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

• Focus on Energy, Madison, WI
• Midwest Renewable Energy Association, Custer, WI
• Renew Wisconsin, Madison, WI
• Western Wisconsin Renewable Energy Cooperative, Boyceville, WI
• Wisconsin Green Building Alliance, Milwaukee, WI
• WisconSUN Solar Use Network

• Save Wisconsin Wildlife, Madison, WI
• Wisconsin Animal Education Network, Beloit, WI
• Wisconsin Dog Rescue
• Wisconsin Humane Society, Milwaukee, WI
• Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, Poynette, WI

• Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Foundation
  
• Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
  
• Wisconsin Department of Tourism
  
• Wisconsin Restaurant Association
  
• Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation

• Wisconsin Department of Education
• University of Wisconsin, Marquette University, Beloit College, Lawrence University, Lakeland College. Click here for a full list of Wisconsin colleges/universities.

• Clean Wisconsin, Madison, WI
• University of Wisconsin Environmental Resources Center, Madison, WI
• Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education, Stevens Point, WI
• Wisconsin Environmental Health Association
• Wisconsin Environmental Initiative, Madison, WI
• Wisconsin Environmental Laboratories Association, Madison, WI

• Alliance Francaise de Milwaukee, Shorewood, WI
• Danube Cultural Society of Southeastern Wisconsin, New Berlin, WI
• Filipino American Association of Wisconsin (FAAWIS), Milwaukee, WI
• Italian-American Women’s Club, Madison, WI
• Shamrock Club of Green Bay & Northeast Wisconsin, Green Bay, WI

• State of Wisconsin
  
• Wisconsin Court System
  
• Office of the Governor
  
• Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority
  
• Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

• EEK! Environmental Education for Kids

From the highest point at Timms Hill to the lowest point at the sandy shores of Lake Michigan to the rolling hills in between, ideal locations for prospective Bicycle City, Wisconsin, development are numerous. The state’s existing public transit system and its dedication to alternative transportation options for commuting to work as well as for fitness and play mirror the goals of potential Bicycle City, Wis., development.