Studies and Programs

Here you will find studies and programs from Wisconsin DNR, Wisconsin Lakes and Oconto County brought to you by OCLAWA. We will post updates as they become available. Find out more about AIS and how you can help report the findings on waterways in your area.

CHAPTER 33 PUBLIC INLAND WATERS

Key Programs and Practices

Oconto County Lakes Project
Aquatic Invasive Species Training - Snapshot Day (2nd or 3rd Sat of August)
- UW Extention Facebook Page
- Water Action Volunteers
(CLMN) Citizen Lake Monitoring Network
- (UWSP)
- (DNR)
Clean Boats/Clean Waters
WI-DNR Healthy Lakes Initiative
Healthy Waters Cost Share Program
Water Action Volunteers (WAV)
Adopt-A-Lake Initiative
Loon Watch Programs
- Inland Lakes Loon Watch Program
- Northland College

LUMBERJACK'S F.L.O.W (Forest, Langlade, Marinette, & Oconto) AIS Program
Oconto County All Lakes Summary 2016-2021

Wisconsin Lakes and Rivers Partnership

From Old website

WDNR NR 107 AND 109 Rules Changes Proposal Documents

OCLAWA Introduction Summary

WDNR: 6 Key Changes and Why

WDNR Rule Process FAQ

Cason & Associates’ Response

WDNR Response to Cason’s Concerns

Oconto County Lake Study Zoom Meetings

Wisconsin Lakes Stewardship Award (2024)
If you would like to view any of the past Lake Study Zoom Meeting’s please Click Here

What is AIS?

Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are non-native plants and animals that are introduced into our lakes and streams and can potentially upset the natural balance of a lake ecosystem. Examples of AIS include carp, white perch, zebra mussels, rusty crayfish, Eurasian water-milfoil, curly-leaf pondweed, yellow iris and purple loosestrife.

Help us save our waterways!

Oconto County Lakes and Waterways Association

Studies and Programs

Key Programs and Practices

What is AIS?