Quarterly Meeting
Join us at Stone Bank Farm in Oconomowoc, WI for our next quarterly meeting. Our topic is: Recreational Impacts & The Public Trust: What Is A Lake’s Carrying Capacity, How To Measure It & How To Enforce It
Lake Country Clean Water Festival
Since 2011, the festival has focused on raising awareness for the increasing need to preserve Lake Country’s waterways and raising money for cleanup efforts so we can all enjoy the fun and beauty that the lakes bring to our community. The festival has also provided opportunities for all to enjoy the many recreational activities that our lakes afford from learning to water ski, pontoon boat rides, our education tent and workshops on the beach, to paddle sports and more! Please contact us if you are interested in sponsoring the event or hosting an educational workshop!
Protect & Restore Natural Shoreline Ecosystems Where People & Nature Connect Webinar
Please register for the Zoom webinar here.
LAKE RESPONSES TO WISCONSIN'S CHANGING WINTERS
Join us for an upcoming educational webinar, on how the changing climate and warmer winters affects our waterways, with presenter Zach Feiner of University of Wisconsin-Madison. Click here to register for the online Zoom webinar.
Healthy Lakes Conference
The 2023 Annual Healthy Lakes and Rivers Conference will be held in person on September 21st at the Oconomowoc Community Center. You can help LCCW's mission and get special recognition by sponsoring the event! You can register here.
Oconomowoc Watershed Protection Program: 9th Annual Watershed Paddle Event & River Clean-Up
Join us at North Lake Yacht Club on Northwoods Drive for the 9th annual watershed paddle cleanup event. The route includes exploring three tributaries and the newly dredged mouth of the Oconomowoc River. Afterwards join for free lunch and a nature walk at the Oconomowoc River Conservancy Park. Canoe and kayak rentals are available, with more information on the registration page here.
Lake Country Clean Water Festival
Since 2011, the festival has focused on raising awareness for the increasing need to preserve Lake Country’s waterways and raising money for clean-up efforts so we can all enjoy the fun and beauty that the lakes bring to our community. The festival has also provided opportunities for all to enjoy the many recreational activities that our lakes afford - from learning to water ski, to pontoon boat rides, to ZUMBA and bootcamp and yoga on the beach, to paddle sports. 2022 was the first year that the festival was operated by Lake Country Clean Waters, and we’re looking forward to year two!
Lake Country Clean Waters Quarterly Meeting
Join us for the second quarterly meeting of the year for Lake Country Clean Waters. It will be held on Wednesday, June 7th from 5 - 7 pm at the Stone Bank Farm Market Education Center. The presentation will include information on legal issues and waterway permits for lake residents by WDNR attorney Michael Kowalkowski and a Waukesha office waterway permit representative. Before and after the presentation there will be an opportunity for networking and refreshments! You can register here.