May 2022 Springs are locations where up-welling groundwater discharges to the earth’s surface, the “Big Spring” (pictured below) on the shore of Lake Wingra in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum, […]
The Springs of the Lake Wingra Watershed Read More »
by Tim Kuhman (Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at Edgewood College and Friends of Lake Wingra board member) Every autumn as the days get noticeably shorter with each passing
Leaf mulch: good for the flowerbed, good for the watershed Read More »
Join representatives from Friends of Lake Wingra at Wingra boats to learn about the Watershed Management Plan that has been developed for Lake Wingra. Over the past few years we
Watershed Plan Presentation Read More »
The students from Sam Dennis & Kate Braun’s Landscape Architecture 451 “Open Space Planning and Design” class have created some really interesting designs for redesigning Monroe Street as a Green
LA 451 Open Space Planning & Design Projects Read More »
Last week Friends of Lake Wingra and the Edgewood College Sustainability Leadership Program co-hosted an interactive forum where attendees got to meet and interact with the candidates (Sara Eskrich &
13th District Alder Forum Workshop – Monroe Street Reconstruction Read More »
Friends of Lake Wingra would like to invite all those who care about Lake Wingra and its’ Watershed to come to a public meeting about the lake and watershed area.
Wingra Watershed Plan Public Meeting/Workshop Read More »
