lakes

According to researchers from Trout Lake Station, the difference in ice off dates from one year to the next has become more extreme in the past ten years. That has consequences for lake ecosystems.

Naturalist and author John Bates has spent the last few years exploring and documenting Wisconsin’s Wild Lakes.

Climate Change, Aquatic Invasive Species, and increasing development on shorelines are just some of threats facing lakes in the Northwoods.“Lakes are…

After a winter of heavy snow blanketing the woods creating a peaceful silence, the sounds of spring can be almost deafening.Birds return. Frogs wake from…

Right now, there is a lake in Vilas County that has no snow on it.Researchers based out of UW-Trout Lake Station in Boulder Junction use shovels,…

Last summer, COVID-19 pushed more people outside and onto Northern Wisconsin’s lakes. For this month's Field Notes, Susan Knight tried to take the pulse…

Experts say the several feet on land closest to the water is critical to maintaining a healthy lake and property owners are encouraged to find out more at…

Lake group leaders and members from six northern Wisconsin counties will convene for a discussion of current issues related to lake quality and shoreland…

The next speaker in the Science on Tap series in Minocqua will talk about healthy lakes and shorelines.Patrick Goggin of UW-Stevens Point's College of…

Even though winter is holding on with a passion, the time to remove ice shanties from Wisconsin lakes is nearing.Capt. April Dombrowski, head of the…