Friends has planned a fun Night Hike again late in the month, October 26 and three volunteer work opportunities on the Waukesha County Land Conservancy’s Meyer Preserve, October 19, November 22, and December 3. We would love to see you at one or all of these events, which are detailed on our events page and Read more about Spectacular Fall in the Watershed[…]
This weekend you can volunteer to help Friends remove invasives under a TNC Aquatic Invasive Species grant on Saturday, May 19, and paddle Pickeral Lake on Sunday, May 20. See our events page for details. You will need to bring your own paddling equipment and portage a slope to and from the lake. Maybe a Read more about Two events with our partner, The Nature Conservancy[…]
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program protects Wisconsin’s lands, waters, clean air, human health, working forests and the jobs they provide, tourism revenue, wildlife habitat and the trails, parks, lakes, rivers and forests where we walk, fish, hunt, ski and enjoy the outdoors. The Mukwonago River Unit of the Southern Kettle Moraine Forest was purchased using these Read more about Knowles Nelson Stewardship Fund is threatened under Governor Walker’s budget proposal[…]
2015 FoMR Calendar Packed full of both fun and educational possibilities for you to learn more about the Mukwonago River watershed. Watch for Upcoming Events on the webpage. Paddles or hikes every month. Highway LO cleanups twice. Earth Day events April 16 and at Nature’s Classroom, Inc. April 18. Wave Action Volunteer training May 2. Oak Read more about Friends’ 2015 Calendar[…]
Tomorrow, March 29. Hike the Meyer Nature Preserve 11:00am-1 p.m. (Jerry Ziegler, Nature Conservancy) Directions: The preserve is located at S104-W38319 Highway 67, about 2.5 miles southwest of Eagle. The entry drive is one mile southwest of the intersection of Highway 67 and Highway LO. A picturesque combination of woodlands, restored prairies and wetlands, this 652-acre preserve is a primary headwaters Read more about Hike the TNC Meyer Nature Preserve[…]
Save the weekend October 12-13, 2013. Newsletter for Watershed Awareness Weekend Educational and informational seminars Saturday. $15 (Members $10) fee includes lunch. Become a member. Mail checks to P.O. Box 21, Eagle, WI 53119. Your check for fees is your R.S.V.P. due by October 2nd to ensure a lunch. Registration form in Newsletter. Please support Read more about Watershed Awareness Weekend[…]
Friends have three scheduled paddles this summer on the Mukwonago River. These require your own canoes/kayaks and personal flotation devices for each person. Eagle Spring Pub has boats for rental, contact them directly 262-594-2337. Each person attending will be required to sign a liability release waiver. Remember adequate water and snacks for your party. RSVP Read more about Summer Mukwonago River Paddles[…]