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Whether you’re looking for practical ways to protect our water, highlights from recent events, or inspiring community successes, you’ll find it here.
Army Corps: Fall Meeting – October 6, 2020
The Army Corps of Engineers will be holding their annual fall regulation meeting virtually this year. The notice for the 2020 meeting was recently [...]
Basin Buzz – Summer 2020 edition
Check out our latest edition of the Basin Buzz. You can use the Flipbook below to view the Basin Buzz here, or feel free [...]
Learn your native plants – September
One of the things we’ve heard over the last two years is that once native plant projects are installed, that it can be hard [...]
Volunteer Spotlight – Winnebago Waterways Program
At Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance we have several active volunteer projects across the Fox-Wolf Basin. Our volunteers help with large-scale clean-ups, monitoring water quality, [...]
Your Favorite Boat Launch Needs You! Join the Adopt-a-Launch Program Today!
Help Maintain Your Favorite Launch and Be Recognized Today! The Fox-Wolf Adopt-a-Launch Program works to improve and clean up the lakes and rivers by [...]
AIS Spotlight – Asian Carp
Every month, we put a spotlight on an aquatic invasive species (AIS). This month, it's all about the Asian Carp! Check it out! Asian [...]
Wolf River *Virtual* Shoreline Tour
2020 has been the year of virtual events; we are working remotely and meeting through our computer screens. People are getting outside in increased [...]
Soil Health Equipment & Demonstration Facility (SHED)
Outagamie County with support from Brown County, Oneida Nation and NEW Water, has established a Soil Health Equipment and Demonstration Facility (S.H.E.D). This 25 [...]
Learn your native plants – August
One of the things we’ve heard over the last two years is that once native plant projects are installed, that it can be hard [...]