Take 5 Minutes Each Hunt for Invasive Species Prevention Original Story: WDNR Invasive species are nonnative plants, animals and diseases that cause great ecological, environmental or economic harm. Some have already been found in [...]
Be Careful With Those Plants; Dispose but Don't Release! Original story: Melinda Myers As we start see leaves drop, lots of folks are starting to prepare their homes and gardens for winter. If you've [...]
February 27th & 28th, 2024 Oneida Hotel & Conference Center Green Bay Announcements Join us at our 25th annual Fox-Wolf Watershed Conference! Conference Registration Now Open! [...]
When making conservation plans, producers and conservation professionals alike want to know the impact that farm practices have on our local water. Through work funded by Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance and [...]
For the second year, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance has partnered with 1000 Islands Environmental Center for their Focus on the Fox event. Focus on the Fox is a family-friendly event that celebrates World Rivers Day [...]
Original Story: J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue Eight animals were turned in at an exotic pet surrender event at the Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve in Brown County on Sunday September 24th. Included in the surrenders were [...]
For seven years, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance has partnered with Oshkosh North High School Communities for their 9/11 Day of Service event. This is an event where students take on a variety of hands-on projects [...]
Fox-Wolf's Trash Free Waters program partnered with Foth in De Pere to host a day of conservation, education, and team-building at Voyageur Park along the Fox River. Team-building events are a new opportunity offered [...]
Thanks to a generous shoreline property owner, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance hosted a tour of a shoreline property in Menasha on September 9, 2023. Tom Mace, longtime supporter of the Winnebago Waterways Program and of [...]
This month’s species spotlight shines light on a native lamprey species of the Winnebago System: Chestnut Lampreys (Ichthyomyzon castaneus). There are other native species of lamprey in the Winnebago System too. These are the [...]
