Lakes
- News
DNR Publishes Initial Public Input Summary For Chippewa Flowage Joint Agency Master Plan
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has published a summary of public comments from input the DNR, the United States Forest Service (USFS) and the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa (LCO) collected during the initial public input period earlier this year for the updated Chippewa Flowage Joint Agency Master Plan.
- Hearing/Meeting
Lake Poygan Breakwall Meeting
Meeting to discuss final draft plans of Phase 3 construction and permitting pathways.
- Hearing/Meeting
Aquatic Plant Management Rule Roadshow
The Aquatic Plant Management program will present the proposed changes to the administrative rules NR 107 and 109.
- Hearing/Meeting
Aquatic Plant Management Rule Roadshow
The Aquatic Plant Management program will present the proposed changes to the administrative rules NR 107 and 109.
- Hearing/Meeting
Aquatic Plant Management Rule Roadshow
The Aquatic Plant Management program will present the proposed changes to the administrative rules NR 107 and 109.
- Hearing/Meeting
Aquatic Plant Management Rule Roadshow
The Aquatic Plant Management program will present the proposed changes to the administrative rules NR 107 and 109.
- News
DNR Awards $6 Million In Grant Funds To Protect Surface Water
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently awarded more than $6 million in grant funding for lake organizations, nonprofit organizations and municipal and county governments throughout the state.
- News
Early Ice Covers Unsafe, DNR Warns
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) urges the public to practice early-winter ice safety on all of Wisconsin’s waterbodies and remember that no ice is safe ice.
- Hearing/Meeting
Lake Poygan Breakwall Team Meeting
This is a meeting to discuss Lake Poygan Breakwall monitoring, funding and construction.
- News
Practice Ice Safety On All Waterbodies This Winter
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) urges the public to practice ice safety on all of Wisconsin’s waterbodies and remember that no ice is safe ice.