Army Corps website: https://www.lrc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Water-Management/Lake-Winnebago/ To join the WWLAT, contact: Korin Doering Winnebago Waterways Director Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance 920-851-0948 korin@fwwa.org Interested in joining other stakeholders in ongoing [...]
First Finding in Winnebago Waterways System In August a newly verified population of Brittle Naiad (Najas minor) was found in Lake Butte des Morts by Fox Wolf Watershed staff. This is the first finding [...]
You may have seen the news in the Appleton Post-Crescent or Green Bay Press-Gazette - a restoration project is coming to Plum Creek! We are excited to partner with the Village of Wrightstown [...]
There are a variety of conservation best management practices in use across our basin. Some of these practices fall into the category of soil health practices such as cover crops, no-till, and low-disturbance manure [...]
As part of the Breakwall Evaluation Study, staff from the Winnebago Waterways Program at Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance completed aquatic plant surveys at Scott's Bay, Samer's Bay, and Terrell's Island in August [...]
The Winnebago Waterways Program at Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance recently received a $5,000 donation from the charitable branch of Mercury Marine's parent company, the Brunswick Corporation. This is thanks to Scott Louks, the Sustainability Manager [...]
If you’ve spent time on slow or no flowing water in Wisconsin, you may have seen huge, round, green floating leaves as big as dinner plates, sometimes rising right out of the water! These [...]
Project Overview Kalbus Country Harbor is an RV-park and campground located along the western shoreline of Lake Winnebago on Lake Road in [...]
Video From "Managing Great Lakes Invaders" Series Focuses on Sea Lamprey History and Control A new video series was developed by the Great Lakes Aquatic Nonindigenous Species Information System (GLANSIS) and Michigan Sea Grant. [...]
Watch the Trailer Here! The Power of the River takes viewers on a historical journey that begins with the melting of the last glacier and ends with a group of energetic kayakers [...]
