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Lower Green Bay and Fox River Area of Concern
Public Review and Comment Opportunity The DNR is seeking public comments on a draft recommendation to remove the "Restrictions on Drinking Water Consumption or Taste and…
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Nuisance Algae (Cladophora) in Lake Michigan
For the past few years, large quantities of decaying algae, called Cladophora, have been found along Wisconsin's Lake Michigan shoreline. As the algae and organisms trapped in the algae rot, they generate a pungent septic odor that many people…
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St. Louis River Area of Concern
Public Review and Input Opportunity Draft 2024 Remedial Action Plan Update for the St. Louis River Area of Concern The DNR is seeking public feedback on the draft 2024 Remedial Action Plan Update for…
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Wisconsin’s Great Waters Annual Photo Contest and Writing Project
Subscribe to receive updates and news about the Great Waters Photo Contest and Writing Project, including when the next calendar is available. Each year, the DNR's Office of Great Waters holds a photo contest and writing project. These…
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Waterfowl Rules Process
Migratory Rules The migratory rules are different from other program ru
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Predicting Beach Conditions
Public health officials use beach advisories and closings to let the public know when the level of pathogens (disease-causing microorganisms) in the water may be unsafe for swimming, water-skiing or other similar water recreation. These advisories…
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Beach Monitoring and Assessments
Every year thousands of people safely enjoy swimming in Wisconsin waters. The DNR and local health officials monitor water at public beaches on a regular basis to protect public health.Research has linked swimming in polluted waters with adverse…
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Beach Safety Tips
Wisconsin's beaches are a great place to swim, build sand castles or watch the sun set over the water. Beachgoers will find 57 miles of public beaches on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior alone, and plenty of places to dip their toes in on…