Join nearly 200 other water enthusiasts at one of 14 rendezvous sites around Wisconsin for the annual Statewide Aquatic Invasive Species Snapshot Day 2018 on August 18th! This event is a program of the [...]
Mills Fleet Farm Donates Space for AIS and Lake Management Booth at Fall Expo Interested in learning more about aquatic invasive species (AIS)? Want the chance to pick up and hold a sea lamprey? [...]
Kids Get their Feet Wet and Help Search for Aquatic Invasive Species On July 19th, campers at the Appleton Summer Camp at Memorial Park had the opportunity to learn about aquatic invasive species (AIS) [...]
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. [...]
Meet Cheryl Watson, the new 2018 Clean Boats Clean Waters Staff Member Cheryl Watson Cheryl is originally from Minnesota but has lived in the Fox Cities for the last thirty years. Her [...]
All hands on deck this Fourth-of-July to stop aquatic invasive species in Wisconsin Hundreds of Wisconsinites will take to the Winnebago waterways this Fourth-of-July for the state’s busiest boating holiday. During the tenth annual [...]
FWWA staff Chris, Austin, and Kelly help teach about Conservation This past weekend (June 8-10), the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance was exhibiting at the Waste Management Conservation Tent for the 40th annual Walleye [...]
Please help us welcome Austin and Brady to the FWWA family! Austin Pethan joined the Fox-Wolf team in April of 2018, and works on outreach and lake management planning efforts for the [...]
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 [...]
Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia, or VHS, is a deadly fish virus that was confirmed in Lake Winnebago and Little Lake Butte des Morts in May of 2007. It is not native to our waters and is considered an [...]
