WI partners with organizations all over the country and the world. Here is an alphabetical list of current partner organizations. If you interested in partnering with Wilderness Inquiry please contact us.
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America Outdoors is the Trade Association of
America's Outfitters & Guides. Wilderness Inquiry has been involved with America Outdoors since 1994. |
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CommonBond Communities is the Upper Midwest's largest nonprofit provider of
affordable housing with onsite services. Wilderness Inquiry is proud to be a partner with CommonBond Communities. |
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Courage Center provides rehabilitation and long-term care services for persons with disabilities. |
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The Family Support Center on Disabilities: Knowledge & Involvement Network (call us KIN for short!) offers you a centralized resource on the full range of options available to individuals with disabilities and their families. |
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The mission of Friends of Ngong Road is to provide education and support for Nairobi children living in poverty whose families are affected by HIV/AIDS so they can transform their lives. Friends of Ngong Road pairs each sponsor with a specific child allowing a mutually beneficial relationship to develop. WI Partners with FNR to host volunteers and run a summer camp for kids in Kenya. |
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Wilderness Inquiry has long supported the Friends of the Boundary Waters. The struggle to preserve the BWCA is how we were started. |
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The Friends of the Chicago River are dedicated to restoring and protecting the Chicago River. Every year we do a BIG event with them--races on the river with our 24\' Voyageur Canoes. |
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The Friends of the Mississippi work to protect and enhance the upper Mississippi River. If you care about the Mississippi, join this group. |
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Groves Academy and Wilderness Inquiry have long been partners in serving children of all abilities. |
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The University of Minnesota's Institute on Community Integration is just down the street from Wilderness Inquiry. We partner with them on many projects. They also help us evaluate the effectiveness of our programs. |
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Founded by WI trail staff Peter Nerothin, Insulindependence is a non-profit organization that works to change diabetic lives through adventure travel, education, and outreach. WI is proud to be a part of Insulindependence trips. |
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The MN Council of Nonprofits is the trade association for non-profit organizations throughout Minnesota. Wilderness Inquiry is proud to be a member. |
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is the agency that manages all fish, wildlife, and public lands in the State of Minnesota. Wilderness Inquiry has enjoyed a long partnership with the DNR on many, many projects and programs. |
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Wilderness Inquiry is proud to be a member of the Minnesota Environmental Fund. |
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Minnesota Life College (MLC), located in Richfield, Minnesota, is a not-for-profit, vocational and life skills training program for young adults with learning disabilities. Since 1996, MLC has been dedicated to helping students make a successful transition to independent living and financial self-sufficiency. |
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Mississippi River Fund is key partner in the UWCA program whose mission is to strengthen the enduring connection between people and the Mississippi River and build community support for the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, a National Park. |
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Wilderness Inquiry has been a partner with the NCOD since the early 1990's when we completed a study on the use of Wilderness by and for persons with disabilities. |
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Wilderness Inquiry has enjoyed a long partnership with the National MS Society. Mary Waring, sister of WI founder Greg Lais, has MS. |
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Wilderness Inquiry is proud to be a partner with the National Park Service on the Urban Wilderness Canoe Adventure Program and many other issues. |
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The National Council on Independent Living is the longest-running national cross-disability, grassroots organization run by and for people with disabilities. Founded in 1982, NCIL represents thousands of organizations and individuals including: Centers for Independent Living (CILs), Statewide Independent Living Councils (SILCs), individuals with disabilities, and other organizations that advocate for the human and civil rights of people with disabilities throughout the United States. |
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Northland College's distinctive environmental liberal arts curriculum, passionate faculty, and beautiful natural location can help students achieve goals that are also shared by Wilderness Inquiry. many of our best trail staff come from Northland College! |
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Our friends at the Northwest Canoe Company build our beautiful Voyageur canoes. More then that, they are totally committed to the Urban Wilderness Canoe Adventures program. |
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The Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota EXISTS TO ACQUIRE, PROTECT AND ENHANCE CRITICAL LAND FOR THE PUBLIC'S USE AND BENEFIT. |
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PPL’s mission is to work with lower-income individuals and families to achieve greater self-sufficiency through housing, employment training, support services, and education. |
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REI has long supported the efforts of Wilderness Inquiry through grants, community partnerships, equipment donations, and more. |
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The Sierra Club and Wilderness Inquiry have cooperated for years--we used to share office space with the North Star Chapter. |
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Wilderness Inquiry is proud to be partners with Special Olympics Minnesota! Click on the link above to learn more about this partnership from the Summer 2009 edition of the Special Olympics Minnesota Forerunner newsletter. |
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Wilderness Inquiry has been a long-time partner with The Nature Conservancy, conducting trips and other activities for various chapters. |
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Wilderness Inquiry is a long-time partner with The Wilderness Society. |
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Wilderness Inquiry enjoys a Memorandum of Understanding with most USDI agencies, including the National Park Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Reclamation, and the Bureau of Land Management. |
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The Forest Service has worked ith Wilderness Inquiry for many years on issues of accessibility for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. |
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Wilderness Inquiry has been partnered with VNPA since the early 1980's when we shared office space together on Hennepin Avenue. |
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Our friends in Wabikimi who help with all sorts of things--shuttles, outfitting, local knowledge. |
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Wintergreen makes the best winter and outdoor clothing, including Wilderness Inquiry fleece jackets. They are owned and operated by Sue and Paul Schurke, in Ely, MN. Wilderness Inquiry has been partners with them since the beginning! |
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