Discover how YOU can protect our lakes, rivers, and streams from aquatic invasive species.
All hands on deck this 4th of July to stop AIS in Wisconsin
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Meet the Starry Stonewort
Have you encountered Manitowoc’s latest Aquatic Invasive Species threat? Presentation by AIS Coordinator Samantha Lammers.
Wisconsin Drain Campaign May 31-June 2
Draining live wells can stop invasive species and protect Wisconsin’s Waters.
April 25 Meeting Focuses on Property Value Study, Lake Levels and AIS Coordinator
A report on water quality and property values will be presented by John Durbrow -AND- come meet the county’s new AIS Coordinator.
Valders Journal covers MCLA Guest Speaker Darren Kuhn
Read the article in its entirety.
Valders Journal article brings attention to phosphorous in area lakes
Phosphorous levels are slowly increasing in Manitowoc County lakes.
Gene Weyer, water quality testing director and former president of the Manitowoc County Lakes Association, displayed graphs of phosphorous levels on 16 area lakes to those gathered at the association’s Feb. 21 meeting.
DNR Conservation Warden Kuhn to speak on Feb 21
Warden Darren Kuhn will discuss boating ordinances. Past MCLA President Gene Weyer will review county water quality trends.
Cleaner County Waters Could Be Worth $30,840,000
An assessment commissioned by MCLA has demonstrated that lake water clarity directly impacts the property value of residences.
Wilke and Shoe Lake Fish Surveys Released
Wisconsin DNR Surveys for Wilke Lake show smaller game fish, poor stocked walleye survival. Shoe Lake numbers declining.
Ted Rulseh to Speak at Dec. 6 MCLA Meeting
Thursday, Dec. 6 at 6:30pm—Manitowoc County Office Complex, Room 300—Guests welcome!
Annual Awards Banquet Held Oct 12
View the awards banquet presentation and read a summary of the evening.
Birds of Our Waters Presentation
Presentation by Jim Knickelbine, Director of Woodland Dunes Nature Center. Jim is an experienced birder with years of experience observing and writing about the natural world. At the banquet, Jim shared his knowledge about our migratory feathered friends that inhabit and visit our county lakes and wetlands.
