Forrest Hartmann is a fixture in the Baraboo legal community. He provides safe and practical legal advice to businesses and individuals alike. He is actively involved in his community and brings with him a wealth of experience and energy, particularly in matters relating to environmental conservation and stewardship.

Community Involvement

• Baraboo Range Commission Member

• St. Clare Hospital, Board of Advisors

• Madison Opera, Ambassador

• University of Wisconsin – Baraboo/Sauk County Campus, Board of Advisors

Awards

• Oak Leaf Award – The Nature Conservancy, (1993)

Writings, Seminars & Contributions

• Author of an article on Law Of The Sea in The Wisconsin Lawyer, (1982)

Board Memberships

• River Arts, Inc., Board of Directors (2004-Present)

• The Nature Conservancy of Wisconsin Trustee (1983-1989 and 1997-2006)

• University of Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Center Advisory Board (1990-Present)

• Governor’s Commission on the United Nations, State Bar Representative (1976-1980)

• Greater Sauk County Community Foundation, Board of Directors (2001-Present)

• Aldo Leopold Foundation, (2004-Present)

• Sauk County Historical Society, (1988-1995)

• Al. Ringling Theatre Friends, (1992-1995)

• Planned Giving Council of South Central Wisconsin, (2003-2007)

• State Land Conservation Board, (1988-1992)

Other Memberships

• American Bar Association

• State Bar of Wisconsin

• Sauk County Bar Association (President – 1987-1988)

• State Bar of Wisconsin World Law Committee (1972-1979) Chairman (1976-1979)

Interesting Facts

• Forrest Hartmann was a Co-Founder of the International Crane Foundation

 (Resident, Baraboo Office)