News, project updates, and stories from across the watershed.
From Allouez Bay to Fish Creek Slough, resource managers are combining traditional ecological knowledge with modern science to control cattail overgrowth and restore coastal wetlands.
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Sixteen students joined the Wisconsin Master Naturalist network after a two-week training hosted by the Superior Rivers Watershed Association and the Collaborative.
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The Collaborative and Bayfield County Forestry and Parks co-hosted a Natural Resources Foundation field trip through the Bayfield County Forests.
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Collaborating with private landowners on land protection is an essential tool for conservation.
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From the Lake Superior Basin Partner Team in 1998 to today, the story of collaboration spans over 28 years.
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Nearly half of the 4,700 stream crossings in Wisconsin's Lake Superior watershed are at high risk of failure.
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The Headwaters to Coast Initiative helps agencies work better together across the Basin.
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The sandy landscape of northwestern Wisconsin supports a globally rare fire-adapted ecosystem.
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What does it take to restore headwater streams and wetlands to reduce flooding downstream?
Read more →83 participants came together for workshops, lightning talks, a poster session, and a keynote — plus a surprise visit from Governor Tony Evers.
Read more →Over 50 attendees from 24 organizations explored restoration initiatives, pitch parties, and field tours.
Read more →Have questions about the Lake Superior Collaborative (LSC) or want to get involved? We'd love to hear from you.
Catie Geib
Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
29270 County Highway G, Ashland, WI 54806
715-820-1852
catie.geib@wisc.edu