This treatment wetland, on the edge of a farm field near Kaukauna, WI, was constructed in 2017 in an effort to reduce sediment and phosphorus from entering West Plum Creek. [...]
Are you a lower Fox River watershed resident? Have you installed a green infrastructure on your property? Green infrastructure practices include installed rain barrels, rain gardens, and permeable pavers. The purpose of the survey [...]
Did you get your boat out on the lakes this summer? Planning to this Fall? Whether you captain a kayak or a cigar boat, we want to hear from you! Recreational lake use is extremely [...]
WWA's Hunter's Eve Bash and DNR Campaign Waterfowl Hunter Weekend Spread Message of AIS Prevention As waterfowl hunting season gets underway, hunters work to help protect their lakes and wetlands from aquatic invasive species [...]
Fox-Wolf Programs NEWSC and Winnebago Waterways Help Engage Students with Water Issues For the 8th year in a row, the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance has lent a hand at the Outagamie County's Conservation Field Days, [...]
After soil has been in alfalfa for three years, it looks spectacular. It's dark and crumbly, riddled with earth worms, and has a plethora of organic matter in it. There's more, but the eye can't [...]
It was a warm fall day in September as we launched our kayaks on Lulu Lake. Brady Stockwell, AIS coordinator for Shawano and Menominee County, and I started exploring the lake. The original goal for [...]
The Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance was lucky to attend the Shawano County Conservation Partners – Soil & Water Conservation Tour on August 2nd, 2018. A dreary morning, with some light rain, followed the group through [...]
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. [...]
