The Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance was lucky to attend the Shawano County Conservation Partners – Soil & Water Conservation Tour on August 2nd, 2018. A dreary morning, with some light rain, followed the group through [...]
Losing your shoreline to erosion is quite literally losing your property. And we're not talking about the erosion that makes rock formations and takes thousands and thousands of years to happen. You can observe [...]
The Winnebago Waterways Steering Committee meets monthly to move the lake management planning project forward for the Winnebago Lakes. Meetings are open to the public. Conference Call details from August Meeting: Date: Friday, August 10th, 2018 Time: [...]
Join nearly 200 other water enthusiasts at one of 14 rendezvous sites around Wisconsin for the annual Statewide Aquatic Invasive Species Snapshot Day 2018 on August 18th! This event is a program of the [...]
The goal of the Lake Management Planning project is to develop a regional framework for cooperation to restore and protect the health of the Winnebago Lakes. This includes facilitating communication among stakeholders [...]
Soil Health Field Day-Waushara County Along the shores of Lake Poygan Thursday, September 6th, 2018 from 10am to 2pm Bruce and Sandy Lind operate a 400-acre cash grain farm along the shores of Lake [...]
FWWA has contracted with the City of Appleton for the past seven years and has provided watershed-based lessons for campers attending Camp APRD. Campers can register for one week of camp, or the entire [...]
Volunteers came out to the Fox Point Boat Landing on Saturday, July 14th for FWWA's first ever Aesthetics Monitoring Bus Trip. Volunteers surveyed the waters at the boat landing, and then hopped on a [...]
A collaborative effort by entities throughout Shawano County was on display at Glas Coffeehouse on July 17, 2018. Waterways Association of Menominee and Shawano Counties (WAMSCO) along with UW-Extension, the Wisconsin DNR, Shawano County [...]
The combination of high temperatures and recent storms resulted in the Winnebago Pool Lakes looking like what many described as ‘pea soup’. The green, paint-like film is a blue-green algae bloom, also known as cyanobacteria. [...]
