Community ponds are more than stormwater systems; they can be vibrant gathering spots for families and neighbors. Professional fish stocking turns these ponds into recreational hubs, offering fun, relaxation, and opportunities for residents to connec...
In Wisconsin, stormwater ponds aren’t just decorative. They’re critical infrastructure. These systems capture runoff, reduce flooding, and protect local lakes. But when maintenance is ignored, ponds become liabilities, creating expensive problems for...
Wisconsin ponds enhance property beauty, provide wildlife habitat, and offer recreational opportunities, but Canada geese can quickly turn them into a problem. Large flocks damage shorelines, reduce water quality, and increase maintenance costs. A pr...
Stormwater ponds and lakes are critical infrastructure for Wisconsin communities, HOAs, and municipalities. These waterbodies manage stormwater runoff, reduce flooding, and filter pollutants, protecting both property values and the environment. Over ...
Wisconsin’s Unique Watershed Challenges From the fertile agricultural lands of the Driftless Area to the forested wetlands of the Northwoods, Wisconsin’s diverse landscapes shape the health of its lakes and ponds. While each pond is unique, most face...
For municipalities, HOAs, and property managers, one of the most persistent challenges in lake and pond management is sediment buildup. Over time, stormwater runoff, organic debris, and shoreline erosion accumulate, forming sediment trouble zones. Th...
Microcystis is a type of cyanobacteria that often forms thick, paint-like scums on lakes and pond surfaces, especially in nutrient-rich waterbodies. Certain strains release microcystin toxins that can be harmful to people, pets, and wildlife. Profess...
As water temperatures cool, fall is the ideal time to stock rainbow trout in community lakes and private ponds. For property owners, HOAs, and community associations, rainbow trout provide exciting seasonal fishing opportunities and lasting value for...
When crisp air and falling leaves signal the end of summer, it’s easy to assume pond maintenance can wait until spring. But in Wisconsin, fall is a critical window to protect your waterbody through winter and ensure a healthy, balanced, and beautiful...
For many lake and pond owners in Wisconsin, the dream is to grow largemouth bass that reach trophy size and deliver unforgettable fishing. But producing a lake that consistently supports trophy-class bass requires more than luck. It takes careful pla...
