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2020 Photo Contest Winners This year, we invited you to share your favorite water images for the 2020 Photo Contest, based on the theme "HEALING." We've chosen three winners, and three runners up, from over 100 entries. Thank you to everyone who submitted an entry for this year's contest!... Read More
Today, we're pleased to welcome Justyn Huckleberry of the Wolf River Action Committee as our featured guest blogger. Badger Minerals LLC’s exploratory drilling sites. The Badger Property is marked with a blue diamond, and the Northern Water Source is marked with a circled X.As we transition... Read More
The 2020 waterfowl hunting season has begun in the Mississippi Zone, and we’re ready to hit the ground running. Waterfowl hunters often hike into wetlands and/or use boats, canoes, and kayaks to access hunting spots, so aquatic invasive species (AIS) prevention must be part of the hunting... Read More
by Ellen Voss, La Crosse Area AIS ManagerFall is in the air, which means we must say so long to Sawyer Rubeck, our 2020 La Crosse Area Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Intern. Sawyer and I teamed up this summer to tackle AIS issues on the Mississippi River and its major tributaries in La Crosse,... Read More
Theme: HEALINGYou're invited to show off your best water photos from 2020! This year's theme is "HEALING." Time on and near water can provide so much joy, peace and calm.Submit up to 3 images that show how Wisconsin’s waters restore you during stressful times. Or, show how you helped to... Read More
