Chapter Officers
Kristen Broeren
President
Kristen is president of the Northeast Wisconsin chapter. She loves spending time outside whether it be camping, hiking, fishing, clay shooting, shooting her bow or going bird hunting with her husband and dog, Olive. While not spending her time outside, she also does graphic design and photography work. Kristen is excited about being chapter president and working with the chapter to get local habitat projects and activities planned.
Jennifer Graefe
Treasurer
Jen Graefe is the Northeast Wisconsin Pheasants Forever Chapter Treasurer.
Jake Broeren
Habitat Chair
Jake is the habitat chair of the Northeast Wisconsin chapter. Jake grew up loving to spend time outside, and spending time up north at his family’s cabin. Jake is passionate about finding habitat that will help all types of wildlife and pollinators. During the fall Jake spends his time out in the woods either deer hunting, or bird hunting with his wife & dog, Olive. During the summer months you can see him and his wife out on the Bay doing some walleye and perch fishing. Outside of his outdoor passions, Jake is also a journeyman machinist at a tool and die shop.
Amy Schaefer
Farm Bill Biologist
My name is Amy Schaefer and I’m the Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist with Pheasants Forever out of Appleton. I cover the surrounding 9 counties (Brown, Calumet, Door, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette, Oconto, Outagamie, and Winnebago), and help create or improve habitat for pheasants, deer, pollinators, and all other wildlife that utilize native prairies. I accomplish this by assisting landowners and producers with enrollment in USDA programs, or by providing technical assistance in prairie installation and maintenance.
aschaefer@pheasantsforever.org
Phone: (920) 733-1575 ext. 6109
Julie Peterson
Farm Bill Biologist
920-615-2624
jpeterson@pheasantsforever.org
Julie is a Pheasants Forever Farm Bill Biologist serving Northeast Wisconsin. Julie can assist landowners in a variety of ways including assisting with federal programs which maybe available to them in order to improve habitat.