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Wisconsin Lakes Joins Statewide Coalition to Help Shape Future of Outdoor Recreation
HORICON MARSH, Wis. — Wisconsin Lakes has officially joined the newly formed Wisconsin Outdoor Consortium, uniting with 45 other conservation and outdoor groups to focus on critical issues across fisheries,
D&O Insurance Renewal Period Open
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
Biological Threats Spreading in Wisconsin Waters: Key Highlights from Diamond Lakers Annual Meeting
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
Emails and blogs explaining the four pillars to regulate enhanced wake sports
In upcoming emails and blogs, Wisconsin Lakes will outline why we support the Coalition’s position on reasonable regulation of enhanced wake recreation: 700 feet from shore, 30 feet in depth, maintaining local
PROPOSED STATE-LEVEL REGULATIONS FOR ENHANCED WAKE SPORTS
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
Join The Coalition of Over 80 Organizations to Manage the Impact of Wakesports
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