Lakes & Rivers Convention Early Bird Deadline February 28!
Registrations for the Wisconsin Lakes & Rivers Convention, April 19-21 in Stevens Point, are flying in! Don’t miss out on the 20% early bird deadline. It ends February 28! By […]
Registrations for the Wisconsin Lakes & Rivers Convention, April 19-21 in Stevens Point, are flying in! Don’t miss out on the 20% early bird deadline. It ends February 28! By […]
Learn why road salt is a huge driver of water quality and why you might want to cut back on its use this winter Reposted from WDNR, originally posted 1.12.2023 […]
After a year off because of COVID, this conference discussing land, water, and people returns to Menomonie on March 9 WI Lakes staff Now in it’s eleventh year and in […]
UW-Milwaukee’s Center for Water Policy to Host “Phosphorus: Lessons from 10+ Years of Numeric Standards for Wisconsin’s Waters” this February in Madison By Wisconsin Lakes Staff The Center for Water […]
WI Dept Of Natural Resources Reminds Everyone to Practice Ice Safety this Winter Reposted from WDNR The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources posted this reminder about ice safety a few […]
2023 Wetland Science Conference Comes to Stevens Point, February 21-21, 2023 By Wisconsin Lakes Staff WWA’s 28th annual Wetland Science ConferenceWetlands: Central to WisconsinFebruary 21-23, 2023Stevens Point, Wisconsin Register today for the […]
Congratulations to Candy Ramsey and Bill James on their recognition from the North American Lake Management Society! By Wisconsin Lakes staff Candy Ramsey of the Spider Chain of Lakes Association […]
DNR Reminds Winter Lake Users to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species Posted by Wisconsin Lakes staff; article from WI Dept of Natural Resources Jeanne Scherer, UW-Extension Aquatic Invasive […]
“Walleye: A Beautiful Fish in the Dark”, by Paul Radomski University of Minnesota Press, 2022 If you are looking for last minute gifts this holiday season for your lake lover, […]
Book Review: Author Ted Rulseh, a WI Lake Leaders Institute graduate, published “Ripple Effects: How We’re Loving Our Lakes to Death” By Michael Engleson, Wisconsin Lakes Executive Director RIPPLE EFFECTS: […]