Producers, agronomists and agriculture industry experts shared common ground with state representatives, county board members and other stakeholders at Congressman Mike Gallagher’s annual Save the Bay field day on May 30. The focus of [...]
Efforts to continue to improve water quality in the Lower Fox River and the Bay of Green Bay continue to move forward. Through various collaborations and funding sources, agricultural producers in the region are [...]
Thanks to a WDNR AIS grant, the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance (FWWA) hired Brady Stockwell as the Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Coordinator for Shawano and Menominee Counties in May. Brady has jumped in with both [...]
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 [...]
2018 will be the last year of FWWA will be coordinating volunteers for our Aesthetics Monitoring Program, so we've decided to make this fun and get more people involved! We have coordinated three bus [...]
Suspended solids refers to a water quality parameter measuring particles that have not settled out of the water. Solids can be anything from organic matter to tire particulates washed in from roads. Solids are filtered [...]
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 [...]
Phosphorus is a naturally occurring element in our environment and is essential to all living organisms. In Wisconsin’s lakes, rivers, and streams, phosphorus serves as a foundational element of the food chain by supporting [...]
