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Murky Waters
Box elders are removed from the banks of the Pleasant Valley Branch during a volunteer work day coordinated by Southern Wisconsin Trout Unlimited in March. The roots of the native tree are weak, allowing the stream bank to more easily fall into the water and disrupt fish habitat.

Landowners, volunteers unite to clean up ‘impaired’ waters

By Jessica VanEgeren (The Capital Times) | May 14, 2014

Efforts to clean up lakes Mendota, Monona, Kegonsa and Waubesa are employing conservation practices that originated in Dane County back in the 1970s — just on steroids.

Water Watch Wisconsin

Groundwater war pits Wisconsin farms against fish

By | July 21, 2013

“Long Lake was once a trophy bass lake. So when we moved here, in the first two years, my boys were catching bass like crazy,” said Brian Wolf, who owns a cabin on Long Lake. “It was like catching fish in a barrel as the water declined.”

Groundwater
Plover resident Barb Gifford lives along the Little Plover River and started the Friends of the Little Plover group in 2005, when sections of the river first dried up. "€œYou can’t live on a body of water every day and not know when something was wrong,"€ she says.

Saving the ‘endangered’ Little Plover River

By | July 21, 2013

While experts say the Little Plover is the poster child for the problems of overpumping, some of them hope it also could be the source of solutions.

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