The real (holdable, readable, flammable, dropable, tangible, etc) document that is the Lake Management Plan is coming together and starting to look good. Now, we need your help to make it look great. A [...]
Connecting Our Waters conducted a survey focused on waterfront property owners whom have completed shoreline restoration projects. Almost all the people interviewed added an area of native plants to the edge of their waterfront [...]
Winnebago Waterways Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator Presents Update on Water Hyacinth At the Wisconsin Lakes Conference on April 10-12th, property owners, lake managers, DNR employees, and concerned citizens gathered in Steven's Point to learn [...]
There were paint flakes everywhere. It was a hot August day, but it had looked like we had gotten a light January snow dusting. I bought a lead test kit from the hardware store and [...]
The Plum Creek and Kankapot Creek watersheds, located near the villages of Kaukauna and Wrightstown in northeast Wisconsin, were identified in the Lower Fox River Total Maximum Daily Load (2012) plan as one of [...]
The Army Corps of Engineers will be holding a conference call on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 1:00 pm to discuss recent basin conditions and the spring refill strategy. The Army Corps was asked [...]
The spring Conservation Congress hearings are quickly approaching! This year, they will be held on April 8th at 7:00 pm in every one of Wisconsin’s 72 counties. Since 1934, the Wisconsin Conservation Congress has served [...]
Connecting Our Waters attended the 39th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Aquatic Plant Management Society (MAPMS). Watershed Coordinator, Emily Henrigillis, gave a talk on building organizational capacity through social media. While a different topic than most the talks at [...]
Registration is open for the Fox-Wolf Watershed Cleanup! The Cleanup takes place on Saturday, April 27th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The Cleanup Picnic will take place at Telulah Park in Appleton from [...]
