The WCLRA Communication Committee is pleased to announce availability of a booklet covering most of the current topics and threats related to our lakes, rivers, streams, and wetlands. This booklet is an updated version of a larger-format publication our group produced in 2016 for some special educational events held that summer. The new version includes…
John Haack, who passed away in Nov. 2021, was instrumental in many of WCLRA’s successes and highly respected as a Natural Resources Educator across Wisconsin.
Over the winter, many people will consider ways to improve their waterfront properties. Grants are available for some projects that protect the water.
Aldo Leopold wrote in A Sand County Almanac, “There are some who can live without wild things and some who cannot.” This year marks the 50th anniversary of passage of Wisconsin’s Wild River Law. There are five rivers designated under Chapter 30.26 of the state statutes, including the Totogatic in Washburn County. Since WCLRA was instrumental…