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
Wisconsin Lakes is partnering with other Wisconsin nonprofit organizations and private businesses to call for statewide standards to limit the impact on the safety and enjoyment of lake users as
Wisconsin Lakes and the Last Wilderness Alliance are calling for urgent action to protect shoreline and people from enhanced wakes. Wake-surfing boats produce intentionally large wakes that require far more
Wisconsin Lakes is committed to combating aquatic invasive invaders—however, we need to be strategic about it. Wisconsin residents already spend millions of dollars in this effort with funds generated through
Wisconsin Lakes and the Last Wilderness Alliance are renewing their call for bipartisan state-wide regulation of enhanced wake recreation to protect Wisconsin’s lake resources without being overly restrictive of the
Here are some thoughts on what you can do to be prepared and act proactively on a wakesports bill, or really any bill that you aren’t supporting By Wisconsin Lakes
Is the Legislature trying to ram through a pro wakesports industry bill by limiting public input? Indications are a bill could be introduced Monday, August 25 and a public hearing
University of Minnesota Saint Anthony Falls Laboratory has released it’s phase 2 report on power boat hydrodynamics and their impact. The study recommends wake boats should operate in 20 ft of
Join Allison Madison of Wisconsin Salt Wise to learn how salt use is impacting our lakes & rivers and what to do about it By Wisconsin Lakes staff A WISCONSIN
A bipartisan partnership of over 80 lake organizations, fishing groups, landowners, environmentalists, and others make up one of the largest coalitions to protect Wisconsin’s waters By Wisconsin Lakes staff The
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
Wisconsin Lakes is partnering with other Wisconsin nonprofit organizations and private businesses to call for statewide standards to limit the impact on the safety and enjoyment of lake users as
Wisconsin Lakes and the Last Wilderness Alliance are calling for urgent action to protect shoreline and people from enhanced wakes. Wake-surfing boats produce intentionally large wakes that require far more
Wisconsin Lakes is committed to combating aquatic invasive invaders—however, we need to be strategic about it. Wisconsin residents already spend millions of dollars in this effort with funds generated through
Wisconsin Lakes and the Last Wilderness Alliance are renewing their call for bipartisan state-wide regulation of enhanced wake recreation to protect Wisconsin’s lake resources without being overly restrictive of the
Here are some thoughts on what you can do to be prepared and act proactively on a wakesports bill, or really any bill that you aren’t supporting By Wisconsin Lakes
Is the Legislature trying to ram through a pro wakesports industry bill by limiting public input? Indications are a bill could be introduced Monday, August 25 and a public hearing
University of Minnesota Saint Anthony Falls Laboratory has released it’s phase 2 report on power boat hydrodynamics and their impact. The study recommends wake boats should operate in 20 ft of
Join Allison Madison of Wisconsin Salt Wise to learn how salt use is impacting our lakes & rivers and what to do about it By Wisconsin Lakes staff A WISCONSIN
A bipartisan partnership of over 80 lake organizations, fishing groups, landowners, environmentalists, and others make up one of the largest coalitions to protect Wisconsin’s waters By Wisconsin Lakes staff The
