At first glance, Geo may seem like a very creative beachcomber. Driven by curiosity, her collections of man-made and natural objects from Great Lakes beaches began as a 90-day artist’s walk while working on graduate studies in printmaking and fiber arts. Her exhibits include displays of clear tubes filled with collections from her beach walks as well as prints, collages, and installations that evoke the replication of invasive species.

Water lovers of all ages are invited to join River Alliance of Wisconsin and local watershed protection groups on a search for aquatic invasive species, August 20 at volunteer sites around the state.

Tips for waterfowl hunters to prevent the spread of invasive species It’s waterfowl hunting season in Wisconsin, and hunters are hiking into wetlands or using boats, canoes and kayaks to access their favorite hunting spots. Aquatic invasive species are a problem...