Hosted by the Tainter Menomim Lake Improvement Association Inc. (TMLIA) Memorial Student Center University of Wisconsin-Stout Menomonie, Wisconsin Do you farm? Do you live in town? Do you manage residential, commercial or public property? Do you enjoy fishing, swimming, boating, hiking, canoeing? Do you think the economic and environmental health of this beautiful region is important? […]

Join citizens, educators, government officials, and agency employees for the 2019 Wisconsin Lakes Partnership Convention. This annual event brings together all those who love Wisconsin's inland lakes for three days of learning and connection.

The Healthy Lakes Conference is an annual event in SE Wisconsin's "Lake Country", presented in 2019 by the Clean Water Association and Wisconsin Lakes. This daylong event brings together local, regional, and statewide presenters to discuss conditions, threats, and solutions to lakes in the region and the state.

***NOTICE: THE LOCATION OF THE CONFERENCE HAS MOVED FROM HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL TO HAYWARD MIDDLE SCHOOL.*** The Northwest Wisconsin Lakes Conference is a great opportunity for lake enthusiasts, local government officials, and others interested in protecting our water resources to take in a number of educational presentations, visit many informative exhibits and network with fellow […]

Come learn about issues facing the Red Cedar River Watershed! This marquee regional event brings together citizens, farmers, lawmakers, academics and others. Watch this space for more information as planning for the 2020 conference proceeds.

The WI Lakes & Rivers Convention is Now an ONLINE event Resilience implies being able to maintain form and function despite disturbance. Your 2020 Convention is greatly impacted by the coronavirus and the associated public health protocols. We are not going to be able to meet in person. We are instead developing a method to […]

The Lake Country Clean Waters Healthy Conference is an annual day long workshop in SE Wisconsin. Because of the pandemic, this year's event will be held virtually on the Zoom platform. Sessions will include discussion of starry stonewort management, wakeboat impacts, and an afternoon keynote by Ted Rulseh, journalist and author of "A Lakeside Companion."