The Risk of Spreading Aquatic Invasive Species Doesn’t Freeze
The Risk of Spreading Aquatic Invasive Species Doesn’t Freeze By Lizzy Reitzloff Wisconsinites are a hardy bunch, embracing winter by taking full advantage of the frozen surfaces of our
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Keep Sidewalks Safe and Freshwater Fresh this Winter
By Allison Madison, Wisconsin Salt Wise Program Manager, Capital Area Regional Planning Commission Having the right tools on hand to remove snow before it turns to ice can help
Reflections and Projections for Rock River Coalition
By Garrett Hopkins, Communications Specialist Rock River Coalition was founded in 1994 by a group of concerned individuals that wanted to improve environmental, recreational, cultural and economic resources in
Keeping Up to Date: The Latest on Eurasian Watermilfoil
By Lizzy Reitzloff, Stream Monitoring and AIS Coordinator As Wisconsin settles in for winter, we’d like to share some information about an invasive aquatic plant that stays active year-round: Eurasian
Leaf Clean-Up for our Lakes
As the crisp days of October turn to the chillier winds of November, the trees begin shedding their leaves in earnest, bracing themselves for Midwest winter. We arm ourselves with
Invasive Species Work by the Friends of Badfish Creek
On September 25th, the Friends of Badfish Creek Watershed held an invasive species cleanup at the new Badfish Creek canoe landing at County Highway A. This landing was unveiled in
Recent Minnesota Studies Provide New Insights to Zebra Mussel Impacts and Management
By Lizzy Reitzloff, Stream Monitoring and AIS Coordinator Zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) are an invasive species found in several lakes and creeks in the Rock River Basin, such as