by Steve Kircher | Jul 8, 2024 | Conservation Corner
In cooperation with the Wisconsin DNR and the Town of Nashville, the road into the Bog Brook Wildlife Area in Southern Forest County has been repaired. The Bog Brook Wildlife Area is a unique natural sanctuary that spans over 490 acres. This area is especially...
by Katherine Babcock | Jul 3, 2024 | Events, News
Remember that on July 12 at Nicolet College there will be a meeting of lake leaders from six counties, including Forest County, and you are invited! After the Six-County meeting, FCAL will have it’s July board meeting. We hope you are able to attend both! More...
by Clair Carty | Jul 2, 2024 | Events, News
“Our Changing Lakes and Streams” was the topic for this year’s essay contest sponsored by the Forest County Association of Lakes (FCAL). 5th and 6th grade students from Crandon, Laona and Wabeno were invited to participate. Students began by interviewing a local...
by Steve Kircher | Jun 24, 2024 | Conservation Corner
Wake boats have rapidly become a prominent feature on Wisconsin lakes, drawing attention and controversy alike. Known for their powerful engines and ability to create massive wakes, these boats are often likened to monster trucks for their size, power, and disruptive...
by Steve Kircher | Jun 17, 2024 | Conservation Corner
The Spongy Moths are here! I’ve had several reports from residents around the County. From the reports and inspections I’ve done, I’ve concluded that they like apple trees. Spongy moths, formerly known as Gypsy moths, are an invasive species that pose a significant...
by Steve Kircher | Jun 10, 2024 | Conservation Corner
Last Friday and early this week, we had a couple new additions to our deer herd at the Forest County Deep Park. It made me think that it’s that time of year … when you can almost stumble over a well-hidden fawn. White-tailed deer fawns are usually born...
