About the North American Squirrel Association

Mission Statement

The North American Squirrel Association was formed in order to:

• Help the physically challenged and elderly enjoy hunting and fishing opportunities and recreational activities.
• Support and aid in events sponsored by the Wisconsin and Minnesota Departments of Natural Resources.  Such events include early disabled white tail deer hunts and duck hunts.
• Aid individuals and other organizations with similar goals and objectives.
• Contribute to the education of young people interested in the pursuit of outdoor activities related to hunting, fishing, and conservation.

Awards and Honors

2005-06 New Organization Of The Year Award

Presented by the La Crosse County Conservation Alliance, whose purpose is to provide a forum for La Crosse County conservation organizations that seek to promote sound management of natural resources for the benefit of people and wildlife.

2005-06 External Relations Outstanding Service Award

Presented by the Wisconsin DNR Disabled Advisory Council.  This category includes groups and sportsman groups who are involved in accessibility projects, issues and events that serve to open the outdoors to the disabled.  Volunteer groups and granting foundations are recognized in this category for service, projects, or funding of a DNR project.

2006-07 Outstanding Project Award

Presented by the La Crosse County Conservation Alliance, whose purpose is to provide a forum for La Crosse County conservation organizations that seek to promote sound management of natural resources for the benefit of people and wildlife.

2006-07 Outstanding Volunteer Of The Year Award (Group)

Presented by the Coulee Region Volunteer Coordinators, who recognize the contributions volunteers in our community make that support the quality of life that sets the Coulee Region apart as a great place to live.  Without the commitment, time and support that these individuals bring to our area, many programs would be unable to accomplish as much as they do in our community.