Wisconsin has a strong pro-environment culture. Why is this so?

The answer can be found in the history of the state. This CD presents history through songs and the stories connected with those songs. The tunes run a range of 1990s styles, appropriate for all ages. All the songs were written and performed by Wisconsinites, the recording sessions took place in 1997.

Before each song, a narrator gives a brief description of the historical context of the song. This is useful for educators who want to introduce new ideas to their classroom without major prep work. Printed background sheets are available to give teachers and students more information about the events described in the songs.

Organized and distributed by:
Fox/Wolf Rivers Environmental
History Project
PO Box 1161, Green Bay,
WI 54305-1161 USA
E-mail: riverhistory@yahoo.com

The River Rocks! CD is available at:
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary - Green Bay
Neville Public Museum - Green Bay
Exclusive Company - Green Bay, Appleton and Oshkosh
CD Plus - De Pere
White Pillars Museum - De Pere
Jungle Music - Shawano
Glacier Hollow - Stevens Point
Oshkosh Public Museum - Oshkosh
Fox Tours and Books Shop - Oshkosh

All rights reserved by the songwriters and musicians according to standard conventions of U.S. copyright law. For details on how you can reproduce or perform these songs for commercial purposes: write, e-mail, or call the Fox/Wolf Rivers Environmental History Project.

Narrators: Ken Anderson, Natalie Sandberg
Produced by Made Ya Look Studios, Green Bay, WI, USA 1-920-436-4778
Recording Engineer: Mark Lamar

Made possible by support from the;
Wisconsin Environmental Education Board, Stevens Point, WI 54481

This CD is made possible by the hard work of dedicated musicians, songwriters, narrators and production assistants. They wanted to focus their art to protect the environment and to provide for future generations. May history record it so.