Adaptive Management and Water Quality Trading Project Archive
This map depicts WPDES permit holders that have formally selected adaptive management or water quality trading as their preferred phosphorus compliance option. Select a pin on the map to view more information about each phosphorus compliance project, including approved water quality trading and adaptive management plans. For questions about individual projects, contact Matt Claucherty.
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Albany Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0021199)
Albany Wastewater Treatment Facility plans to convert two farm fields totaling 59.4 acres to prairie or grassland vegetation as well as upgrade the wastewater treatment facility with chemical phosphorus precipitation to comply with final phosphorus limits.
42.6931 -89.4338 WQT
Arcadia Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023230)
Arcadia, in partnership with the Trempealeau County Department of Land Management, will be stabilizing streambanks upstream from their WWTF to generate phosphorus credits.
44.246 -91.5198 WQT
Augusta Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023272)
Augusta's water quality trading plan proposes to generate 211 lbs./year of phosphorus credits through streambank stabilization and buffer projects to improve water quality at Diamond Valley Creek.
44.6837 -91.1307 WQT
Avoca Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0060151)
The village intends to perform streambank stabilization on Morrey Creek.
43.1903 -90.3411 WQT
Baker Cheese
(WI-0050521)
Baker Cheese purchased 20 acres of agricultural cropland adjacent to their facility and converted this land from cropping practices to prairie, rather than installing expensive treatment technology to comply with the phosphorus limits. This change in land use reduced nonpoint source phosphorus pollution by about 70 pounds/year and generated sufficient phosphorus credits for Baker Cheese to comply with their phosphorus limits. It also provided habitat for wildlife and has the potential for other recreational benefits. This trade also reduced diesel inputs and carbon emissions since the company is no longer hauling waste off-site.
43.73192 -88.17522 WQT
Beaver Dam Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023345)
The city of Beaver Dam, in partnership with the Beaver Dam Lake Improvement Association (amongst others), will pursue adaptive management for Reaches 34, 33, 82 and 32 of the Rock River Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL). Efforts will target reductions from agricultural sources of phosphorus to improve Beaver Dam Lake as well as the WWTF's receiving water.
43.4429 -88.8465 AM
BelGioioso Cheese Inc.
(WI-0065579)
This project is focusing on generating credits from agricultural nonpoint sources through natural prairie restoration to offset a new discharge.
44.67659 -88.15258 WQT
BelGioioso Cheese Inc. - Freedom Plant
(WI-0044938)
BelGioioso will implement management practices to generate TP and TSS credits on portions of BelGioioso’s fields that are also within the Middle Duck Creek Subwatershed.
44.3829 -88.3092 WQT
Belleville Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023361)
The village of Belleville has contracted with nearby landowners to convert row crop agriculture to perennial grass/hay and stabilize eroding streambanks. These practices generate phosphorus credits for compliance with stringent phosphorus limits at the Belleville WWTF.
42.8596 -89.5255 WQT
Belmont Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020419)
The village of Belmont proposes to generate phosphorus credits through streambank stabilization.
42.8595 -89.5253 WQT
Bemis Manufacturing Corporation
(WI-0027456)
Bemis Manufacturing has converted agricultural fields to permanent grassland to generate phosphorus credits to be used at their nearby facility.
43.731 -87.8383 WQT
Betley Farms, LLC
(WI-0063398)
Betley Farms, located in the village of Pulaski, plans to change management practice on 10 acres of corn silage to permanent vegetation cover in an existing farm field.
44.6451 -88.3183 WQT
Bloomington Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023400)
The village of Bloomington has graded and placed rip rap on roughly 5,000 feet of eroding streambank to generate phosphorus credits for use at the Bloomington WWTF.
42.8806 -90.9212 WQT
Blue Mounds Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0055611)
The Blue Mounds Adaptive Management Plan will focus on lowering in-stream phosphorus concentrations of Williams-Barneveld Creek through agricultural best management practices.
43.0108 -89.836 WQT
Blue River Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023418)
The village intends to perform WQT projects upstream of the outfall and within the Village's HUC-12 #070700051407 watershed via streambank stabilization.
43.191094 -90.554669 WQT
Brodhead WWTF
(WI-0021903)
This project is focusing on generating credits within the village of Brodhead through storm water detention and other urban BMPs as well as from agricultural nonpoint sources through nutrient management activities. Wetland restoration and sediment control basins are also being considered.
42.6194 -89.3806 WQT
Brooklyn Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023485)
This project seeks to generate phosphorus credits by implementing filter strips along Allen Creek in Green County.
42.84655 -89.3708 WQT
Brown County Organics
(WI-0066303)
BC Organics, LLC, plans to use water quality trading to comply with phosphorus limits for the new BC Organics wastewater facility. Credits will be generated by conversion of 15 acres of cropland to native prairie grassland and installation of wet detention ponds to treat runoff.
44.3086 -88.1102 WQT
Cambrian Innovation
(WI-0067041)
Cambrian Innovation plans to work with Saputo Cheese USA, Inc. using a water quality trading plan to comply with phosphorus discharge limits for the area of the Red Cedar River basin. Saputo will discontinue spray irrigation of their nearby fields with biologically treated low-strength wastewater effluent and will terminate hauling out high strength wastewater for land application. Wastewater from the Saputo production facility will be treated within the new Cambrian WWTS.
45.3604 -92.034 WQT
City of Beloit Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0023370)
The city of Beloit is partnering with Rock County Land Conservation Department and local agricultural producers to implement a variety of best management practices.
42.4963 -89.0413 WQT
City of Burlington Water Pollution Control Facility
(WI-0022962)
The city of Burlington plans to achieve phosphorus compliance via adaptive management efforts within the Fox River watershed.
42.6499 -88.248 AM
City of Watertown Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System
(WI-S050075-4)
The city of Watertown is partnering with Jefferson County to install various agricultural practices on the landscape to generate credits for the MS4 permit.
43.1989 -88.7249 WQT
City of Richland Center Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020109)
The city of Richland Center will generate credits through streambank and shoreline protection. In addition, they will utilize NRCS-580 and will incorporate NRCS-395 technical standards for stream habitat improvement and management.
43.3161 -90.3756 WQT
Columbus Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0021008)
This project employs a number of agricultural best management practices to generate credits and achieve compliance with a local NR 217.13 water quality based effluent limit for phosphorus.
43.3284 -89.0079 WQT
Conrath Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0032522)
This project utilizes phosphorus credits generated by agricultural nonpoint pollutant reductions to achieve compliance.
45.3826 -91.0432 WQT
Cross Plains Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020788)
The city of Cross Plains is working with local agricultural producers to reduce runoff from barnyards, thereby generating phosphorus credits.
43.1142 -89.6637 WQT
Cuba City Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0022217)
Cuba City's adaptive management plan will work within the Coon Branch Watershed of the Fever River to achieve the phosphorus criterion in-stream. Proposed efforts include nutrient management planning, establishment of perennial vegetation and streambank stabilization.
42.5993 -90.4166 WQT
Dairy Dreams LLC
(WI-0062057)
Dairy Dreams manure waste will be sent through vibratory screen separators, ultrafiltration and then a reverse osmosis system as per the design by Aqua Innovations LLC. Effluent will be discharged to Silver Creek.
44.6632 -87.5812 WQT
Darlington Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0021016)
This project will generate phosphorus credits through streambank stabilization, barnyard practices and sediment control basins. These practices will be installed adjacent to the Pecatonica River and tributaries near Darlington.
42.6798 -90.1068 WQT
Devils Lake
(WI-0060241)
This project is focusing on generating credits from agricultural nonpoint sources by converting cropland to a recreational area and expansion of the Devils Lake State Park. The WI Devils Lake permit has been reissued to include water quality trade language and requirements.
43.4181 -89.7319 WQT
Eleva Strum Joint Sewerage Commission WWTF
(WI-0064998)
Eleva Strum Joint Sewerage Commission plans to execute a series of streambank stabilization projects on Buffalo River and Crystal Lake, as well as some habitat restoration.
44.5561 -91.4104 WQT
Fenwood Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0031411)
This project will work with Miltrim Farms, Inc. to implement cover crops.
44.865545 -90.012569 WQT
Fond Du Lac WTRRF
(WI-0023990)
Fond du Lac Regional Wastewater Treatment and Resource Recovery Facility is working with Fond du Lac County to generate credits on 157.6 acres of agricultural land by converting cropland to grassland and repairing gully erosion.
43.8003 -88.4527 WQT
Fontana Walworth Water Pollution Control Commission
(WI-0036021)
The project will generate phosphorus credits by treating agricultural runoff from farm fields near the wastewater treatment facility.
42.5215 -88.6627 WQT
Fort Atkinson Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0022489)
The city of Fort Atkinson has installed a tertiary treatment that exceeds regulatory standards and therefore may generate phosphorus credits to facilitate urban stormwater TMDL compliance.
42.878425 -88.883533 WQT
Galesville WWTP
(WI-0021725)
Galesville WWTP plans to offset its phosphorus discharge with water quality trading projects including multiple streambank stabilization and cover crop conversion projects to generate phosphorus credits.
44.0612 -91.3558 WQT
Grafton Water & Wastewater Utility
(WI-0020184)
Grafton is undertaking an adaptive management effort for the Milwaukee River.
43.3076 -87.9531 AM
Grande Cheese Company - Brownsville
(WI-0050016)
Grande Cheese - Brownsville proposes to take cropland out of production and place it into permanent vegetative cover for the generation of 188 pounds/year of phosphorus credits.
43.6148 -88.5439 WQT
Grassland Dairy Products Inc
(WI-0002984)
Grasslands Dairy plans on using general conservation cover and filter strip systems to provide a safety factor for compliance with water quality based effluent limits for total phosphorus.
44.7423 -90.6222 WQT
Gratiot Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0024139)
The village plans to perform streambank stabilization which will utilize grading and/or riprap to prevent the erosion of sediment from the streambanks into Wolf Creek.
42.5804 -90.0244 WQT
Greenwood Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020249)
The Greenwood water quality trade involves partnering with multiple landowners to reduce agricultural runoff through whole field management and establishment of perennial vegetation.
44.7619 -90.6125 WQT
Hollandale Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0031330)
Hollandale Wastewater Treatment Facility will work with two land owners to perform stream bank restorations on Dodge Branch.
42.8755 -89.9249 WQT
Hub Rock Sanitary District #1 Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0049689)
Hub Rock will complete the Brendon Clarke/Engine Creek streambank restoration project on the southeast side of Yuba.
43.452091 -90.359835 WQT
Independence Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0024287)
The city of Independence has restored eroding streambanks within Four Seasons Park, and at another upstream site, to generate phosphorus credits for use at the city's wastewater treatment facility.
44.3560 -91.4163 WQT
Janesville Wastewater Utility
(WI-0030350)
The city of Janesville will work with the Rock County Land Conservation Department to assist in nonpoint source control practices, including working with landowners and conducting annual inspections to verify all management measures are installed and properly maintained.
42.732331 -89.274914 WQT
Kieler Sanitary District #1 Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0029289)
Kieler's WQT plan is to perform streambank stabilization to the Sinnipee Creek that will utilize grading and/or riprap to prevent the erosion of sediment from the streambanks.
42.598303 -90.605153 WQT
La Grander's Hillside Dairy
(WI-0054364)
This project is focusing on generating credits from agricultural nonpoint sources by converting cropland to permanent grassland.
44.9007 -90.88403 WQT
La Farge WWTP
(WI-0024465)
The village of La Farge plans to utilize water quality trading via streambank stabilization for compliance with the final total phosphorus limit.
43.5672 -90.6374 WQT
Loganville Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0029114)
The village intends to perform streambank stabilization to Narrows Creek and barnyard containment projects utilizing a roofed and curbed concrete barnyard with onsite manure storage to eliminate any manure runoff from the farm site.
43.440871 -90.038731 WQT
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District
(WI-0024597)
A joint adaptive management plan is underway to help implement the requirements of the Rock River TMDL; improve the health of the Madison lakes and surrounding surface waters; and meet the phosphorus regulatory requirements for the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District (WI-0024597), Stoughton WWTF (WI-0020338), Oregon WWTF (WI-0020681) and DNR Nevin Fish Hatchery (WI-0002585). Permitted municipal storm sewer systems in the Madison area may also partner in this project to meet their Rock River TMDL reduction requirements for phosphorus and total suspended solids in all participating permits. The Yahara WINS Adaptive Management plan has been deemed approvable.
43.0748 -89.3841 AM
Mineral Point Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0024791)
This water quality effort focuses on stabilizing eroding streambanks to generate phosphorus credits.
42.8499 -90.1773 WQT
Monroe Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020362)
Monroe Wastewater Treatment Facility is using land to create water retention ponds, change cropland practices to no-till, plant cover crops and implement streambank restoration.
42.5988 -89.6642 WQT
Montfort Wastewater Treatment Plant
(WI-0024821)
The project is focusing on generating phosphorus credits by establishing permanent vegetation at a streamside cattle lot.
43.0035 -90.4362 WQT
Monticello Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0024830)
Monticello will work with eroding streambank sites on the West Branch Little Sugar River and Unnamed Tributary WBIC 881500. Phosphorus in eroded soil is quantified with the NRCS estimator spreadsheet tool.
42.741578 -89.563719 WQT
Mount Horeb Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020281)
This project will generate phosphorus credits utilizing streambank stabilization and conservation cover in agricultural fields.
43.00000 -89.7333 AM
Mukwonago Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020265)
Mukwonago's adaptive management efforts include streambank stabilization, agricultural runoff reductions and point source reductions within the Fox River Watershed.
42.861 -88.3137 AM
NEW Water
(WI-0065251)
NEW Water's adaptive management efforts will focus on phosphorus reductions throughout Ashwaubenon and Dutchman Creek Watersheds.
44.5341 -87.9958 AM
Norway Sanitary District No. 1 Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0031470)
Norway Sanitary District is working with a nearby farm to establish cover crops on agricultural fields to reduce soil and phosphorus contributions to surface waters.
42.8089 -88.161 WQT
Oconomowoc WWTF
(WI-0021181)
This adaptive management project is focusing on meeting phosphorus standards within the Oconomowoc River prior to the confluence with the Rock River. This project will help Oconomowoc WWTF comply with phosphorus regulations and will also help meet the goals of the Rock River TMDL for the area in question. The Oconomowoc municipal separate storm sewer system is also partnering with the WWTF. The Oconomowoc adaptive management plan has been deemed approvable and the permit reissuance process is currently underway to include adaptive management language and requirements.
43.0997 -88.5038 AM
Oregon WWTF
(WI-0020681)
A joint adaptive management plan is underway to help implement the requirements of the Rock River TMDL; improve the health of the Madison lakes and surrounding surface waters; and meet the phosphorus regulatory requirements for the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District (WI-0024597), Stoughton WWTF (WI-0020338), Oregon WWTF (WI-0020681) and DNR Nevin Fish Hatchery (WI-0002585). Permitted municipal storm sewer systems in the Madison area may also partner in this project to meet their Rock River TMDL reduction requirements for phosphorus and total suspended solids in all participating permits. The Yahara WINS Adaptive Management plan has been deemed approvable.
42.9267 -89.3836 AM
Patch Grove Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0022705)
The village plans to perform streambank stabilization to an unnamed tributary to Blake Fork (Middle Grant River Watershed, GP05 - Grant-Platte River Basin) at Outfall 001.
42.954631 -90.952481 WQT
Phillips Plating Corporation
(WI-0041149)
Phillips Plating Corporation is working with upstream agricultural producers to reduce phosphorus inputs from barnyards and farm fields.
45.699307 -90.412237 WQT
Plover Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0027995)
The village proposes to generate phosphorus credits by establishing native prairie on fields in Portage County that are being converted to utility-scale solar for power generation.
44.4614 -89.6103 WQT
Prairie Du Chien Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020257)
The city plans to perform streambank stabilization within the city's HUC-12 #070600011003.
43.100553 -91.128958 WQT
Readstown WWTF
(WI-0021661)
The Readstown wastewater treatment plant plans to utilize water quality trading for compliance with the final total phosphorus limit. The credits generated from the water quality trading, paired with the installation of chemical phosphorus treatment, will offset the remaining total phosphorus to consistently meet both the final annual six-month and monthly average limits.
43.444 -90.761 WQT
Richland Center Renewable Energy
(WI-0064718)
Richland Center Renewable Energy plans to work with landowner Valley View Dairy to maintain permanent vegetation on 22 acres of previously farmed fields.
43.3319 -90.3819 WQT
Seneca Foods Corporation - Mayville Plant
(WI-0050822)
Seneca Foods converted row crop agricultural land into perennial vegetation to generate phosphorus and TSS credits for their discharge.
43.4687 -88.5669 WQT
Sextonville Sanitary District #1 WWTF
(WI-0060038)
The water quality effort focuses on stabilizing eroding streambanks to generate phosphorus credits.
43.295 -90.3061 WQT
Shullsburg Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0028321)
This project plans to perform streambank stabilization to the Shullsburg Branch utilizing grading and/or riprap to prevent the erosion of sediment from the streambanks.
42.587983 -90.238447 WQT
Soldiers Grove Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0022241)
Soldiers Grove Wastewater Treatment Facility plans to use streambank stabilization in order to comply with total phosphorus limits.
43.3959 -90.7864 WQT
Spacious Acres (Great Lakes Investors LLC) WWTF
(WI-0060607)
Great Lakes Investors are working with nearby landowners to implement agricultural best management practices, including riparian buffers.
43.0364 -88.5956 WQT
Sparta WWTF
(WI-0020737)
This project is focusing on generating credits within the village of Sparta through storm water detention and other urban BMPs as well as from agricultural nonpoint sources through grass waterway and grade stabilization projects. Some reductions have been reviewed and approved by DNR in advance of permit reissuance and final plan approval. These reductions will not be counted towards permit compliance until permit reissuance.
43.9431 -90.8117 AM
Spring Green Golf Club Sanitary District #2 Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0028363)
This water quality trading effort involves a partnership between the sanitary district, farmer-led watershed group and Sand County Foundation. Various projects seek to improve water quality and promote ethical land management within the Lowery Creek Watershed.
43.161817 -90.022675 WQT
Stanley Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0021857)
Stanley plans to convert parcels of land within wellhead protection and buffer zones to continuous prairie/vegetation to create phosphorus trade credits by reducing erosion and phosphorus runoff into the watershed.
44.9521 -90.9351 WQT
Stoughton WWTF
(WI-0020338)
A joint adaptive management plan is underway to help implement the requirements of the Rock River TMDL; improve the health of the Madison lakes and surrounding surface waters; and meet the phosphorus regulatory requirements for the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District (WI-0024597), Stoughton WWTF (WI-0020338), Oregon WWTF (WI-0020681) and DNR Nevin Fish Hatchery (WI-0002585). Permitted municipal storm sewer systems in the Madison area may also partner in this project to meet their Rock River TMDL reduction requirements for phosphorus and total suspended solids in all participating permits. The Yahara WINS Adaptive Management plan has been deemed approvable.
42.9215 -89.2170 AM
Stratford Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0024469)
The village of Stratford is working with local agricultural producers to convert fields to perennial grass-hay cover to generate phosphorus credits.
44.8081 -90.0677 WQT
Superior Fresh
(WI-0065200)
Superior Fresh, in partnership with the Jackson County Land Conservation Department, has stabilized eroding streambanks to generate phosphorus credits. These credits will be used for compliance with total phosphorus limits for the Superior Fresh Aquaponics Facility located in the Pigeon Creek Watershed.
44.4541 -91.0936 WQT
Tinedale Farms LLC
(WI-0058947)
Tinedale plans to use water quality trading to comply with total phosphorus and total suspended solid discharge limits for a new discharge from their manure digester system. In addition, they will convert two farm fields totaling 31.1 acres from rotating crops to permanent vegetative cover.
44.3333 -88.1725 WQT
Town of Beloit Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0026930)
The town of Beloit has purchased credits from the city of Columbus Wastewater Treatment Facility to comply with Rock River TMDL-derived limits.
42.5658 -89.044 WQT
US Army Headquarters, Fort McCoy
(WI-0022420)
The Fort McCoy Adaptive Management Plan will focus on reducing in-stream phosphorus concentrations of the La Crosse River. This will be accomplished through agricultural practices, such as nutrient management, contour farming, cover crops and riparian buffers as practices implemented throughout the watershed.
44.0082 -90.7171 AM
Village of Hawkins Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0024201)
The village of Hawkins water quality trade involves reducing tillage and manure applications to streamside farm fields upstream from the WWTF. These practices will generate credits used for compliance with total phosphorus limits.
45.5116 -90.7084 WQT
Village of Slinger Wastewater Treatment Plant
(WI-0020249)
This project proposes to generate phosphorus credits by stabilizing eroding streambanks.
43.3352 -88.2976 WQT
Viroqua Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0021920)
Viroqua has completed two water quality trades involving streambank stabilization - one on city-owned land adjacent to the wastewater treatment facility and one on private land.
43.560394 -90.901186 WQT
VPP Group, Inc. (WI-0052931)
This project is focusing on generating credits in Monroe County through streambank stabilization projects.
43.8229 -90.6113 WQT
Watertown Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0028541)
The city will implement a combination of best management practices, including wetland restoration and perennial vegetation on fields it owns.
43.114737 -88.75779 WQT
Waukesha County
(WI-S050075-4)
Waukesha County plans to utilize water quality trading for compliance with total phosphorus and total suspended solids limits through the use of streambank stabilization.
43.0139 -88.2351 WQT
Waumandee Sanitary District #1
(WI-0061646)
The Waumandee Sanitary District stabilized eroding streambanks along 1,075 feet of Waumandee Creek near the wastewater treatment facility.
44.3068 -91.7012 WQT
Wauzeka Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0022276)
The village of Wauzeka constructed two infiltration basins to treat agricultural runoff. These basins, along with streambank stabilization projects, generate 236 pounds/year of phosphorus credit for the Wauzeka WWTF.
43.0844 -90.8797 WQT
DNR Nevin Fish Hatchery
(WI-0002585)
A joint adaptive management plan is underway to help implement the requirements of the Rock River TMDL; improve the health of the Madison lakes and surrounding surface waters; and meet the phosphorus regulatory requirements for the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District (WI-0024597), Stoughton WWTF (WI-0020338), Oregon WWTF (WI-0020681) and DNR Nevin Fish Hatchery (WI-0002585). Permitted municipal storm sewer systems in the Madison area may also partner in this project to meet their Rock River TMDL reduction requirements for phosphorus and total suspended solids in all participating permits. The Yahara WINS Adaptive Management plan has been deemed approvable.
43.01525 -89.41581 AM
WE Energies Paris Generating Station
(WI-0049131)
This project proposes to generate phosphorus credits through conversion of agricultural land to native prairie vegetation.
42.6636 -88.0139 WQT
West Salem Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020389)
This project involves sediment removal from Neshonoc Lake throughout 2020 and 2021. Ongoing monitoring to verify effectiveness is required.
43.874022 -91.098597 WQT
Western Racine County Sewerage District
(WI-0028754)
Western Racine County Sewerage District is undertaking adaptive management in partnership with the Southeastern Wisconsin Fox River Commission, the Watershed Protection Committee of Racine County and County Land and Water Conservation Departments. The Action Area encompasses seven subwatersheds within the Fox River Watershed. Agriculture is a major land use within the Action Area, and several phosphorus loss reduction practices were identified to be compatible with corn production.
42.7258 -88.2269 AM
Weyerhaeuser Wastewater Treatment Facility
(WI-0020761)
This project will generate phosphorus credits through conversion of high intensity row crop farm fields to perennial vegetation.
45.4122 -91.4126 WQT
Wisconsin Whey Protein, LLC
(WI-0066371)
Wisconsin Whey's water quality trade plan focuses on generating phosphorus credits by converting agricultural fields to permanent grassland.
42.6666 -90.129 WQT
WPL - Riverside Energy Center
(WI-0061441)
This project is focusing on conversion of company-owned fields from agricultural use to permanent grassland and greenspace adjacent to their Beloit, Wisconsin, facility.
42.5744 -89.0349 WQT
WPL - Riverside Energy Center
(WI-0061921)
Located in Beloit, Wisconsin, WPL - Riverside Energy Center plans to convert 112 acres of farmland to perennial prairie vegetation.
42.5753 -89.0347 WQT