November seemed to disappear in the blink of an eye! Project tasks included drafting the 2018-2019 Outreach, Engagement, and Communication plan, working with Technical Team subgroups on recreation, navigation, and water quality issues, and [...]
Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance (FWWA) is requesting proposals for aquatic vegetation point-intercept (PI) surveys of all four Winnebago Lakes (Poygan, Winneconne, Butte des Morts, and Winnebago) from qualified Subcontractors. The Winnebago Waterways Program (WWP), with [...]
Click the image above to download a project flyer Click here to learn more about lake management planning October was a busy month for lake management planning. Here are [...]
Wednesday, October 18, 2017 was a monumental day for all interested in protecting and restoring the Winnebago System! Representatives (pictured above) from Calumet County, Fond du Lac County and Winnebago County joined for a [...]
Lake Management Planning Technical Teams - status report as of 9/29/17 Water Quality Technical Team: Held first Team meeting in September Collecting existing information and data to add to the project document inventory Working [...]
On September 13th, 2017 the Winnebago Lakes Council (WLC) held its last full membership meeting at the J.P. Coughlin Center in Oshkosh. Earlier this summer, the WLC Board proposed that the organization dissolve citing the Board's lack [...]
Are you a part of a local club or organization? We are looking for contact information for area clubs and organizations. Our goal is to contact as many groups from around the Winnebago Lakes [...]
Location: The Corps of Engineers’ Fox River and Wisconsin Operations Office, 2619 East Capitol Drive, Appleton, WI Date & Time: Monday, October 16, 2017 at 2:00PM (C.D.T) Hosted by: US Army Corps of Engineers [...]
Join us for one of the two upcoming public information sessions to learn about water level management on Lake Winnebago. Presentations will be given by the US Army Corps of Engineers: James [...]
Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, are responsible for harmful algal blooms. This is because some cyanobacteria can produce toxins that cause adverse health effects for both humans and their pets. While not all [...]
