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Winnebago Waterways Program Connects with People at March Events
In early March, the Winnebago Waterways Program set up shop at Northeast WI Fishin' Show in Oshkosh. This two and a half day event [...]
Reflections on Waterway Wonders – March Edition: Ice
This is the second in a series of Reflections, a new column for this newsletter. Each month, Lynn Kuhns takes a look at the [...]
Lake Winnebago Regulation Strategy Conference Call: April 18, 2019
The Army Corps of Engineers will be holding a conference call on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 1:00 pm to discuss recent basin conditions [...]
AIS Spotlight – Starry Stonewort
Every month, we will put a spotlight on an aquatic invasive species (AIS) in a re-occurring monthly article. Check it out! This month, we [...]
Lake Management Planning Project – February 2019
The goal of the Lake Management Planning project is to develop a regional framework for cooperation to restore and protect the health [...]
Winnebago Waterway Steering Committee Meeting: March 8, 2019
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. March [...]
Reflections on Waterway Wonders – March Edition: Snow
Here’s the first in a series of Reflections, a new column for this newsletter. Each month, Lynn Kuhns will take a look at the [...]
What’s Up With the Winneconne Bridge?
By Lynn Kuhns Winneconne, where the Wolf River runs through it --- The old “draw-bridge” is gone, the new bridge arches a bit higher, [...]