More than two decades ago, Wisconsin Lakes arranged for a Directors & Officers (D&O) Liability master Insurance policy for its member organizations through Great American Insurance. This one year renewing
From spiny waterfleas and deep-water quagga mussels to the looming threat of golden mussels, Wisconsin’s inland waters face unprecedented biological challenges. These aggressive aquatic invasive species (AIS) threaten to disrupt
BE PART OF THE COMMUNITY KEEPING OUR LAKES SAFE AND CLEAN By Wisconsin Lakes staff Wisconsin relies on volunteers to be the eyes and ears in the lake world. Volunteers
PROTECTING WISCONSIN’S LAKES AND LAKE PROPERTY NOW AND FOR THE FUTURE By Wisconsin Lakes staff Wisconsin features two main types of lake organizations, lake associations and lake districts. Lake associations
WISCONSIN’S GRANT PROGRAM FOR LAKES By Wisconsin Lakes staff Wisconsin’s surface water grant programs—administered by the Department of Natural Resources—help lake groups and local units of government fund important local
SELECTING LAKEFRONT PROPERTY By Wisconsin Lakes staff There are many reasons people fall in love with Wisconsin lakes. Spectacular sunrises and sunsets, good fishing, a tour of the water in
HOW DOES WATER GET INTO YOUR LAKE? By Wisconsin Lakes staff Water can enter lakes from a variety of sources including groundwater, runoff from the watershed, surface waters (like streams
By Wisconsin Lakes staff Native aquatic plants are at the root of healthy lakes, and are essential for good fishing and clean water. Plants provide a place to live and
A HINT: IT HAS TO DO WITH YOU… By Mike Engleson, Executive Director We all know by now that the 2015-16 legislative session was a rough one. Proposal after proposal,
“LAKES IN ACTION” ADVOCACY 101 TRAININGS KICK OFF CAMPAIGN TO AMPLIFY THE VOICE OF LAKE ORGANIZATIONS AND WATERFRONT PROPERTY OWNERS IN WATER POLICY DISCUSSIONS By Mike Engleson, Executive Director Wish
More than two decades ago, Wisconsin Lakes arranged for a Directors & Officers (D&O) Liability master Insurance policy for its member organizations through Great American Insurance. This one year renewing
From spiny waterfleas and deep-water quagga mussels to the looming threat of golden mussels, Wisconsin’s inland waters face unprecedented biological challenges. These aggressive aquatic invasive species (AIS) threaten to disrupt
BE PART OF THE COMMUNITY KEEPING OUR LAKES SAFE AND CLEAN By Wisconsin Lakes staff Wisconsin relies on volunteers to be the eyes and ears in the lake world. Volunteers
PROTECTING WISCONSIN’S LAKES AND LAKE PROPERTY NOW AND FOR THE FUTURE By Wisconsin Lakes staff Wisconsin features two main types of lake organizations, lake associations and lake districts. Lake associations
WISCONSIN’S GRANT PROGRAM FOR LAKES By Wisconsin Lakes staff Wisconsin’s surface water grant programs—administered by the Department of Natural Resources—help lake groups and local units of government fund important local
SELECTING LAKEFRONT PROPERTY By Wisconsin Lakes staff There are many reasons people fall in love with Wisconsin lakes. Spectacular sunrises and sunsets, good fishing, a tour of the water in
HOW DOES WATER GET INTO YOUR LAKE? By Wisconsin Lakes staff Water can enter lakes from a variety of sources including groundwater, runoff from the watershed, surface waters (like streams
By Wisconsin Lakes staff Native aquatic plants are at the root of healthy lakes, and are essential for good fishing and clean water. Plants provide a place to live and
A HINT: IT HAS TO DO WITH YOU… By Mike Engleson, Executive Director We all know by now that the 2015-16 legislative session was a rough one. Proposal after proposal,
“LAKES IN ACTION” ADVOCACY 101 TRAININGS KICK OFF CAMPAIGN TO AMPLIFY THE VOICE OF LAKE ORGANIZATIONS AND WATERFRONT PROPERTY OWNERS IN WATER POLICY DISCUSSIONS By Mike Engleson, Executive Director Wish
