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On August 26, River Alliance of Wisconsin supporters gathered in Baraboo to learn about successful local efforts to remove dams and restore a free-flowing Baraboo River. We welcomed 19 paddlers who enjoyed the flowing water, saw some wildlife, and used their balancing skills to navigate... Read More
A group of 35 paddlers enjoyed a beautiful day on the Lower Wisconsin River last month as a part of our 30th anniversary celebration.The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources notes that the Lower Wisconsin is the longest free-flowing and undammed stretch of river in the Midwest.... Read More
On June 20, Governor Evers signed Act 12 into law that created a deal to update the state’s shared revenue system. The main element of the law is to provide financial support for local governments and help the City of Milwaukee avoid financial trouble. However, there are aspects of... Read More
On June 24, two dozen paddlers and more friends of River Alliance of Wisconsin gathered near Ontario, Wisconsin to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Kickapoo River.The paddle trip was one of a series of events to celebrate the 30th anniversary of River Alliance of Wisconsin. We are... Read More
In 2016, August M. Ball, a (mixed race, multi-lingual) Black woman, founded Cream City Conservation to employ young adults from Milwaukee’s marginalized and underrepresented communities to restore and create resilient environments in underfunded public lands.She has served as an... Read More
