Gift Shop

Welcome to the WWOA Gift Shop!  We are the Gift Shop co-chairs, Mary Ellen Shea and Henry Musto from Milwaukee.

WWOA’s Gift Shop offers a variety of woodland related products to help you learn more about your woods. Our field guides, books, playing cards, caps, and clothing are recommended and selected by fellow WWOA members. Remember, 100% of the proceeds support WWOA programs!

The Gift Shop Committee is seeking additional volunteers and new ideas. We meet in person one afternoon a year and communicate by phone or email as needed. Volunteers are needed to help staff the Gift Shop at events such as the winter conferences and Annual Meeting.

Not seeing something you’d like? Let us know! We are always looking for new ideas and feedback. If you are interested in joining the Gift Shop Committee, contact Mary Ellen and Henry or the WWOA office at wwoa@uwsp.edu or 715-572-4223.

To place an order, print out the ORDER FORM, complete the form, enclose a check payable to WWOA, and mail it to the address provided. You will receive your order in about 2 weeks. Any questions may be directed to Mary Ellen and Henry at 414-350-7442 or email.

Some of our featured items are displayed below. A complete list of items can be found on the order form.

 

                   WWOA LOGO CLOTHING

NEW! WWOA’s 2025 Long-sleeve T-shirt

Our newest design is printed in white on the back of the shirt with WWOA’s name on the front upper left chest of the shirt. T-shirts are 4.5 oz., 100% ring spun cotton.
Ladies’ shirt comes in Forest Green with a modest V-neck and slightly contoured sides. Ladies shirts run just a bit smaller than normal sizing.
Men’s shirt comes in Kelly Green with the customary crewneck collar. Men’s shirt sleeves run long.

Logo is shown above, note logo is the same size on both styles of shirt. Shirt colors may vary due to your screen settings.

T-shirts are $24.00/each and come in Ladies’ X-Small through 4X-L and Men’s Small through 4X-L.
Shirts are not exchangeable or refundable.

Use this 2025 T-shirt order form to determine sizing and place your order.  PLACE YOUR CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY SHIRTS ORDERS BY OCTOBER 18, 2025!

SALE! WWOA’s 2022 T-shirt 

Special thanks to D.C. Everest High School’s (Schofield) DECA club (Connor, Mckenna, Sophia and instructor Jodi) for designing and printing our t-shirts!  Unisex, round neck short-sleeve t-shirts are Tropical blue (bright blue green) color with our new design across the front. T-shirts are medium weight, pre-shrunk 100% cotton.  T-shirt are $10.00 for Unisex sizes Small through XX-large.

Sale! WWOA’s 2022 Short-sleeve Denim Shirt 

Wear the new denim shirts for work or fun! Short-sleeve dark blue denim shirts are designed for men or women in 6.5 oz, 100% easy care cotton in dark blue. The men’s (unisex) denim shirt has a left chest pocket and button down collar. For you gals, choose the ladies cut shirt with no pocket or special collar. Shirts are embroidered with the new logo on the left chest. See the special order form for sizing. Shirts are available in Ladies’ sizes Medium – XXL and Men’s sizes Medium – XL for $20.00/each plus shipping.

WWOA’s 2022 Mesh Baseball Cap

Wearing the same old hat? Here’s the new sage green mesh baseball hat that has an adjustable back, stiff brim and embroidered with the WWOA logo. Use regular order form for this hat. Hat is $9.00 plus shipping.

STATIONERY & GIFTS

Playing Cards of the Midwest

$6.00 + S&H

Available in: Raptor or Trees
NEW designs: Bears or Owls

BOOKS

Animal Tracks of the Midwest Quick Guide

$10.00 + S&H

This pocket sized quick guide is perfect for taking on the trails. Animal Tracks of the Midwest Quick Guide  features realistic track illustrations, gait, and size information on 95 different mammal species, as well as birds and reptiles. Easy to follow and laminated for your next outdoor adventure!

Sale! Butterflies of the Midwest Quick Guide

$7.00 + S&H

At the park, in the garden or on a walk, keep this tabbed booklet close at hand. Based on Jaret C. Daniels’ best-selling butterfly field guides and featuring only Midwest species, Butterflies of the Midwest is organized by color for quick and easy identification. Narrow your choices by color, and view just a few butterflies at a time. The pocket-sized format is much easier to use than laminated foldouts, and the tear-resistant pages help to make the book durable in the field.

Birds of Wisconsin Field Guide – 3rd Edition

$15.00 + S&H

Make bird watching even more enjoyable. With Wisconsin’s best-selling bird guide, field identification is simple and informative. There’s no need to look through dozens of photos of birds that don’t live in your area. This book features 120 species of Wisconsin birds organized by color for ease of use. Do you see a yellow bird and don’t know what it is? Go to the yellow section to find out. Crisp, stunning full-page photographs present the species as you’ll see them in nature, and a “compare” feature helps you to decide between look-alikes. Plus, Stan Tekiela’s naturalist notes feature fascinating tidbits and facts.

Log Rules and Other Useful Information

$4.00 + S&H

The best selling booklet is bursting with information you can use in the field or office. This ready reference can easily be carried in the glove box or hip pocket for daily use. Log Rules and Other useful Information is an indispensable tool for people working in the field.

Start Mushrooming- 2nd Edition

$15.00 + S&H

Get this perfect book for beginners who want to try mushrooming but don’t know how to start. It’s a unique approach that focuses on six of the most unmistakable edible mushrooms in North America. The content is organized in an easy-to-use layout. 2nd Edition.

Close Out only 1 left! Trailside Botany: 101 Favorite Trees, Shrubs, & Wildflowers of the Upper Midwest

$11.00 + S&H

In Trailside Botany, you will find clear descriptions and detailed drawings of the 101 wildflowers, trees, and other plants that you are most likely to see along your favorite North Woods trail. Take your exploration a step further by trying the intriguing activities naturalist John Bates suggests throughout the book. The carry-along guide is a must for families, hikers, teachers, students, and naturalists of all ages. 240 pages.

Trees of Wisconsin Field Guide-2nd Edition

$13.00 + S&H

Learn about 101 species of native and common non-native trees in this easy to use field guide! Organized by leaf and attachment, just look at the leaves to identify the species. Stan Tekiela’s informative guide includes full page photographs, fact filled pages, and a height comparison feature to help you identify all the trees you’ll find on your next hike. 

Wildflowers of Wisconsin Field Guide- 2nd Edition

$19.00 + S&H

Take to the cabin or on a hike this book is a great resource as Wisconsin’s flowers bloom.  Sorted by flower color and showing beautiful color photos of each plant you will be able to easily identify what you have discovered.  Stan Tekiela provides information about the plant such as height, flower, left, fruit, when it blooms, and habitat  in addition to his special  “Stan’s Notes” with information such as whether it is edible, used medicinally, or how it gets it’s name.

CHILDREN’S BOOKS

New!- Pollinators & Native Plants for Kids: An Introduction to Botany

$15.00 + S&H

Native plants surround us every day, so it’s easy to take them for granted. But they are vital to the existence of all animals—including humans! Native plants provide sources for food and shelter that wildlife can’t live without. Become a young botanist. Learn all about native plants, wildflowers, trees, and shrubs. Professional entomologist Jaret C. Daniels presents a kids’ introduction to botany. From beautiful wildflowers like the common sunflower to majestic trees like the red maple, this easy-to-understand book is a perfect guide for beginners.

Pollinators & Native Plants for Kids begins with an introduction to plants. Then it guides readers through the process of pollination, spotlighting the essential role that bees, butterflies, and other pollinators play. The book further discusses why native plants are important to a healthy ecosystem and outlines how children and families can take action to help them. In the field-guide section, 150 wildflowers, trees, and shrubs are organized by type. Full-color photographs and visual descriptions help readers to identify the species they see in nature.

Inside You’ll Find

  • Beginner’s guide to native plants and pollinators
  • The basics of botany and how pollination works
  • Identification guide to common wildflowers, trees, and shrubs
  • Garden plans and bonus activities for the family

Backyard Science & Discovery Workbook- Midwest

$15.00 + S&H

Filled with 18 exciting activities and experiments to get the kids outdoors! Introduce the kids to astronomy, birds, geology and the natural world around them to foster an appreciation of nature and learning. Includes expert information from Midwest naturalist Brett Ortler. Recommended for children grades1-7. Full color- 142 pages.

Walk When the Moon is Full

$9.00 + S&H

Bored with their early bedtime, siblings Alan and Elva are promised an outdoor walk each full moon with mom and dad. In twelve stories, the children explore the natural world monthly by the light of the moon and are surprised each month by their new discoveries. Written by world renowned conservationist Frances Hamerstrom and illustrated by her daughter, Elva Hamerstrom Paulson. Get inspired by Alan and Elva and take a walk when the moon is full! 40 pages.

WWOA MEMBER SIGNS

WWOA Signs

Choose from: (18″x18″) OR (33″x33″)

Small: $20.00 + $10.00 S&H
Large: $65.00 (must be picked up at WWOA office)

These aluminum signs can be proudly displayed on your building or welcome post, letting others know that you are a proud member of Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association.

Thank you for supporting our Gift Shop! 

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