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Welcome Tim, Skylar, and Hanna!
Thanks to our Climate Smart grants, Fox-Wolf is expanding! We have recently welcomed three new staff to help implement these projects across the watershed. Tim, Skylar, and Hanna bring a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm [...]
Watershed Moments: We Lost the Wetlands
Not many of us have seen the birth — and death — of an entire ecosystem, right in our own backyard. But when Tom Mace was 9 or 10 years old, he and his [...]
Jim Wickersham, new Winnebago Waterways Director
Fox-Wolf is pleased to announce Jim Wickersham as our new Winnebago Waterways Director. Jim started in this role the last week of September, but he has had a connection to this region and to [...]
Watershed Moments: A Foot of Land a Year
If your property were disappearing at a rate of one foot a year, how long would it take until it was gone entirely? And what would you do about it? Erosion can be a [...]
Fox-Wolf Celebrates a Growing Business Member Program
Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance is celebrating adding five new businesses to our list of partners. New supporters include: Ayres Associates of Ashwaubenon, Badger Labs and Bergstrom Automotive, both of Neenah, Country Visions Cooperative of Brillion, [...]
Harmful Algae Blooms, FAQ
Algae is part of our life and the life of our waters. In general, algae are not harmful and are an important link in the food web. However, not all algae is helpful. When [...]
Field Day at the SHED Facility
Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance is excited to host a Field Day event with Outagamie County at the Soil Health Education & Demo (SHED) Facility in the Town of Oneida. Farmers are invited to come learn [...]
Watershed Moments: Water for Sand Castles
Imagine having to bring your own water to the beach. Kevin Fermanich doesn’t have to imagine this, because he’s already seen it. He was at a state park one day when there was algae [...]