Education Team Welcomes You to the Boat Launches Every summer, the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance and partner organizations across the state welcome new hires to help prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. These new [...]
Some of the smaller electronics recycled during the event. After a year-long exhibiting hiatus due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Fox-Wolf kicked off 2021 educational outreach in the Town of Black Wolf, a member [...]
The Connecting Our Waters Program is wrapping up in June. We wanted to thank everyone for following along with us the past three years and we were so glad to bring Fox-Wolf further up [...]
Big Lake in Shawano County has been fighting Eurasian watermilfoil on their lake for years. They have seen success with a couple large scale herbicide treatments to keep the Eurasian watermilfoil at bay but [...]
Written by Annette Cornell, AIS Program Volunteer Snow or Rain? Invasive Species Precautions Remain the Same As outdoor enthusiasts, many of us are at least acutely aware of aquatic invasive species. Zebra [...]
Are you concerned about the water quality in your local stream, river or lake? Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance is recruiting volunteers for our Winnebago Waterways program, Connecting Our Waters program and our partners at the [...]
And we aren't talking about the food! The White Clay Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District worked with East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission to develop a lake management plan for the White Clay [...]
Join us for the 6th Annual Lower Fox Farmer Roundtable! January 26th 9 - 11:30 While we are hosting this virtually in 2021, we are still bringing the great programing that has been [...]
Short Video Brings Aquatic Invasive Species Education Straight to You! As part of the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance's aquatic invasive species (AIS) program, we work to bring you up close and personal with some of [...]
Maritime Commerce: AIS Prevention in an Increasingly Connected World Transport pathways are the means by which AIS have been introduced to and spread across Wisconsin. The number of pathways have continued to grow as [...]
