by Michelle Gobert | Nov 20, 2013 | Aquatic Invasive Species News, Lake news
Phragmites is a tall grass that can grow as tall as 15 feet. It grows extremely dense and shades out other species. It is the same grass that blankets the shoreline of Lake Michigan in the Green Bay area. A grant was awarded for the treatment of Phragmites sites in...
by Michelle Gobert | Nov 1, 2013 | Aquatic Invasive Species News, Invasive Species, Lake news
The Fisheries Division in collaboration with the AIS core team and Michigan-out-of-doors TV has developed and produced an education and outreach video that focuses on identification of juvenile Asian carp. The overall message of the video is to increase awareness of a...
by Michelle Gobert | Oct 31, 2013 | Aquatic Invasive Species News, Invasive Species, Lake news
New Zealand mud snails discovered in Black Earth Creek First occurrence in inland Midwest MADISON – The invasive New Zealand mud snail that has been a problem in western U.S. streams has been detected in Black Earth Creek, a renowned trout stream in Dane County. The...
by Michelle Gobert | Oct 5, 2013 | Aquatic Invasive Species News, Lake news
Advance of Asian carp in western Wisconsin remains slow — for now By Lee Bergquist of the Journal Sentinel
by Brandon Quig | Aug 27, 1992 | News
A group of individuals from five different area lakes met Saturday, August 22 and decided to form the Forest County Association of Lakes, Inc. (FCAL). This will be the fifth county-wide lakes organization in Wisconsin. The county-wide group will allow lake...
by Brandon Quig | Jul 23, 1992 | News
Thirty people representing seventeen lakes attended an early morning meeting on Saturday, July 11 regarding county-wide lakes issues and the possibility of forming a county-wide lakes association. The meeting began with Mary Bierman, president of the...
