Wisconsin Forestry Hall of Fame

Fred B. Trenk
1900- 1969

In recognition of 30 years (1931- 1961) of dedicated service to the state and region as University of Wisconsin extension Forester. A crusading educator and practitioner, his vision and work helped enrich impoverished forest acres and human lives. He pioneered in implementing the first rural and forest county zoning ordinances, designing the mechanical tree planting machine, promoting the establishment of school and community forests and in establishing a statewide network of demonstration forests. Through his effective educational programs he inspired people to manage and wisely use forest resources.

Inducted into the Wisconsin Forestry Hall of Fame
September 27, 1985