Gallery - WAMSCO

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: WAMSCO was formed due to participation in this fantastic program!

: Having fun while team buiding

: Working together on group project

: Networking and relaxing after a long day of learning

: Graduation from Lake Leaders at Aldo Leopold’s Cabin!

: Aldo Leopold’s cabin

: Inside Aldo Leopold’s cabin

: Beds inside Aldo Leopold’s cabin

: Main area of Aldo Leopold’s cabin

: This is where Aldo observed so much with nature as you can read in one of his books, A Sand County Almanac.

: This White Oak was mature in 1921 as seen in the previous picture. It is one of the oldest in the state.

: Durward’s Glen is located near Baraboo, WI

: One of the 3 locations of the Lake Leader Program

: Bernard Durward was an early environmentalist who moved to this location in 1862. HIs son, Wilfred, carried on his father’s passion for nature.

: Volunteering can be FUN!

: Water testing

: Volunteer Collecting a Water Sample

: DASH unit

: Diving with DASH

: Topside of DASH monitoring invasive plants harvested by diver

: DASH

: DASH collecting invasive plants topside

: DASH working out in the lake

: DASH workshop

: DASH workshop attended by WAMSCO members

: DASH workshop

: DASH workshop

: Fish Shocking on Schoenick Creek

: DNR staff walk Schoenick Creek for Fish Shocking

: Shocking Schoenick Creek for fish study

: Fish Shocking Schoenick Creek Netting fish once stunned. It does not harm the fish

: Fish Shocking Schoenick Creek Measuring each fish

: Fish Shocking Schoenick creek Andy Hudak Explaining the data

: Fish Shocking Schoenick Creek Viewing some results

: Fish Shocking Schoenick Creek Viewing some results

: Fish Shocking Schoenick Creek Viewing some results

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Getting Ready

: Fish Shocking Long Lake

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Explaining the process

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Explaining the Process

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Electrical Poles are in the water

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Collecting the Data

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Measuring Each Fish Collected

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Weighing Each Game Fish Collected

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Showing off a few

: Fish Shocking Long Lake Showing off a few

: Education on AIS Prevention Assistance Equipment

: AIS Prevention Assistance Equipment. There are other devices aside from the one shown available.

: Pontoon Boat(s) Tour of the Cloverleaf Lakes Gibson Island Nature Preserve, Fish Sticks Program, Shoreline Restoration Projects, Lake Monitoring, CBCW Program

: Volunteer Collecting a Water Sample

: Fish Sticks Great for both fish habitat and other wildlife such as birds, turtles, and frogs

: Shoreline Restoration

: Shoreline Restoration Native Plants means no mowing the hillside

: Native Planting vs Grass Landscaping Simply not mowing last few feet of lawn next to the water’s edge can aid in runoff

: Native Planting along shoreline

: Field Trip to Wild Rose Fish Hatchery Portable lab, fish exit tubes after being tagged

: Field Trip to Wild Rose Fish Hatchery Portable lab

: WI Lakes Conference Field Trip to Wild Rose Fish Hatchery Holding Tanks

: Educational Evening at Glas House Coffee Shop Site of large-scale Shoreline Restoration Project Multiple Speakers

: Educational Evening at Glas House Coffee Shop

: WAV Training at Navarino

: Navarino WAV Training

: WAV Training at Navarino Checking stream flow

: WAV Training at Navarino Critter Testing

: 1 of our 29 Boat Landing Kiosks (Shawano Lake)

: butterfly

: watershed

: Duck Family

: Sunset over Shawano Lake

: Moose on Shawano Lake

: Moose on Shawano Lake

: Eagle in Tree looking into lake

: Managed (Rotational) Grazing Conservation Tillage (Mulch-till)

: Managed (Rotational) Grazing Conservation Tillage (Mulch-till)

: Stream Fencing/Livestock Watering

: Concrete lined/liquid tight Waste Storage System

: Stream Buffer/Field Border

: Happy Grazing

: Equipment Education

: Field Monitoring Station to monitor runoff

: Education on field monitoring site

: Field Monitoring Station

: Planting Equipment

: Differences between field practices

: Cover Crops

: Education on cover crops

: Looking at different plants in cover crops

: Education on cover crops

: Demo Farms Poster

: Ag Tour

: Equipment Education

: Equipment Education

: Dog Days of Summer on Red Lake

: child with fish

: Summertime Fun

: Summertime Fun

: fishing on Long Lake, Shawano County

: Summertime Fun

: Kayaking on Red Lake

: Glas Coffee House Shoreline Buffer Project Shawano

: Glas Coffee House Emptying truck full of native plants

: Glas Coffee House Lots of empty plant containers

: Glas Coffee House Planting the Shoreline

: Glas Coffee House Drilling Holes for Native Plants

: Glas Coffee House More Drilling

: Glas Coffee House Getting Instructions on Planting

: Glas Coffee House Transporting LOTS of Native Plants

: Whispering Pines Shoreline Project

: Whispering Pines Shoreline Project

: Rain Garden with Rain Chain into Buried Drainage Pipe

: Buried Drainage Pipe out to the Lake

: Native Plants

: Native Plants

: Native Plants

: Shoreline Buffer Project year 3

: Shoreline Buffer Project year 3

: Native Planting

: Native Shoreline Buffer

: Native Planting

: Rock Infiltration under roof-line

: watershed flower bed

: Shoreline Restoration

: Shoreline Restoration Native Plants means no mowing the hillside

: Native Planting vs Grass Landscaping Simply not mowing last few feet of lawn next to the water’s edge can aid in runoff

: Native Planting along shoreline

: Fish Sticks

: Fish Sticks Great for both fish habitat and other wildlife such as birds, turtles, and frogs

: Restoration Project Companion Guide

: Healthy Lake Projects

: Guide

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: Example of Point Intercept Survey Map

: Example of Data Collected during Point Intercept Surveys

: Fly Over lake monitoring

: Algae on lake due to excess nutrients and weather conditions

: Blue-Green Algae Bloom

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