Events
FARMER ROUNDTABLES
The Farmer Roundtables are regional events that bring together farmers, landowners, conservation staff, and agronomists from across the Fox-Wolf Basin to share ideas and learn about soil health and conservation. Attendees hear from local and national soil health leaders.
The Roundtables offer a chance for networking and open conversation, featuring a Farmer Panel and Lightning Talks where farmers can discuss their experiences and challenges, along with a Networking Happy Hour after the event.
Kaukauna: February 3, 2027 – Oshkosh: February 4, 2027
Watershed Conference
One of Wisconsin’s largest watershed conferences returns for 2027! Join stormwater engineers, professors, community leaders, government staff, elected officials, concerned citizens, and more for a fully hybrid, three track event.
Expect standout speakers on topics like green infrastructure, dissolved phosphorus capture, climate change, watershed recovery, and WDNR regulatory updates. All sessions are recorded and available to attendees, with PDH continuing education credits for both in-person and virtual participants.
New for 2027? Student poster sessions and sponsorships are back, plus exhibitor spaces and plenty of chances to reconnect with colleagues.
February 23rd & 24th, 2027
Fox-Wolf Summit
Join community and regional leaders for the Fox-Wolf Summit, a briefing on water quality, the ongoing efforts to improve it and why it matters to Northeast Wisconsin’s future.
Water is at the heart of our region, shaping our communities, local economy, and quality of life. Healthy rivers, lakes, and streams support the places people choose to live, work, and invest. When our waters struggle, communities and businesses feel it in very real, everyday ways.
May 13th, 2027
Watershed Cleanup
Northeast Wisconsin’s largest volunteer trash cleanup. Join more than 1,800 volunteers as we clean up 80+ public sites across the watershed and keep an estimated 7,000 pounds of trash out of the rivers, lakes, and waters we all share.
Spend the morning cleaning up your assigned site (all supplies provided), then head to Telulah Park at noon for the Cleanup Picnic with lunch, music, bounce houses, face painters, raffles, and more. It’s fun for the whole family.
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