Startup Company Finding Ways to Deal with Invasive Plant Original Story: Tom Page, CNN Lake Naivasha, northwest of Nairobi, Kenya is becoming increasingly unnavigable. Water hyacinth, the world’s most widespread invasive species, is blanketing [...]
Help Stop The Spread Of Aquatic Invasive Species During Migratory Bird Hunting Seasons Original Story: WI DNR The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds migratory bird hunters that they are essential partners in [...]
Multi-Year Partnership Results in Water Hyacinth No Longer Seen on Lake Winneconne A team from the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources recently monitored Lake Winneconne for the invasive species [...]
Protecting Northeast Wisconsin’s Waterways: Stormwater Management with NEWSC At the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance, we’re excited to highlight the great work being done by the Northeast Wisconsin Stormwater Consortium (NEWSC). NEWSC is dedicated to stormwater [...]
Volunteer Efforts Raising Beetles Help Reduce Invasive Purple Loosestrife Mid-summer means long sunny days and memorable weekends on your favorite waters. But it also means the start of the blooming period of the invasive [...]
Double Check Those Lamprey; Wisconsin has Native Lamprey Too Many Wisconsin anglers are catching fish left, right, and center as we near mid-summer. But sometimes with those fish, there are reports of sea lamprey [...]
4th of July and Aquatic Invasive Species Happy 4th of July! The Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance is joining the international effort to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species this July 4th weekend! The annual [...]
Over 70 Exotic Pets Surrendered, To Be Rehomed Seventy animals were turned in at an exotic pet surrender event in Kimberly, Wisconsin, on Sunday. Thirty seven people attended and there was a Facebook Reach of [...]
Article provided by: Wisconsin AIS Partnership One of the many challenges facing a healthy waterbody is how to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) to protect the ecological, social, and economic benefits [...]
Additional Monitoring Reveals No Other Spiny Waterfleas Following up from a spiny water flea finding in Lake Winnebago in 2022, the WI Department of Natural Resources and local partners conducted extensive monitoring for spiny [...]
