What is a Bio Log? Bio Logs are rolls of organic material such as coir (fibers from the outer husk of a coconut), or different types of wattle (fabricated poles with interwoven strands [...]
No Water Hyacinth found, Other AIS Removed from the Winnebago Pool Lakes For the second straight year, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance staff helped to search for aquatic invasive species (AIS) on the Winnebago Waterways system. [...]
Emily Hennrigillis recently joined the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance team as the Regional Watershed Coordinator for Shawano & Menominee Counties. This is a new position for the Alliance funded by a WDNR Surface Water Grant [...]
THE PROBLEM The banks of Plum Creek and its tributaries, located in northern Calumet and southern Brown and Outagamie Counties, are highly susceptible to active bank slumping and erosion. Increased erosion and sedimentation within [...]
Interseeding is the method of planting a cover crop into a primary crop where the primary crop is still growing. The goal of this method is to establish cover crops earlier in the growing [...]
The Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance (FWWA) is requesting abstracts for consideration for presentation at our 20th Annual Watershed Conference. Conference Details Dates: March 5 & 6, 2019 Location: Lambeau Field Atrium, Green Bay, WI [...]
If you live in the area surrounding the Lower Fox River, or the Fox Valley as many people call it, hopefully you have heard about some of the agricultural practices that are being [...]
Producers, agronomists and agriculture industry experts shared common ground with state representatives, county board members and other stakeholders at Congressman Mike Gallagher’s annual Save the Bay field day on May 30. The focus of [...]
Efforts to continue to improve water quality in the Lower Fox River and the Bay of Green Bay continue to move forward. Through various collaborations and funding sources, agricultural producers in the region are [...]
Aquatic Invasive Species Stations Teach Kids About Protecting Their Waterways On May 15th, busloads of eager 6th and 10th graders arrived at Stony Brook in Chilton to help release trout that were raised in [...]
