Already have a pond? Lake and pond management provides numerous benefits. These benefits include everything from recreational activities and aesthetics to increasing property value and wildlife. Every lake and pond will require management at some poi...
Avoid Sticker Shock - Plan Your Project Going in and Stay Within Your Budget. A recreational pond or lake can make a great addition to any landscape. Based on the general estimates of existing projects we can help you plan the budget. How Much Does a...
Pool or Pond? Swimming pools are often the first thing that people think of on a hot summer day. Let’s face it, summer in Wisconsin is short. Swimming ponds are the next step in man-made swimming facilities; they are simply healthier and more environ...
Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource is a leading company in the design and construction of recreational swimming and fishing ponds. The demand for natural swimming alternatives has increased tremendously in the last few years.Ponds and lakes are now s...
Using quality products is important on a project that lasts a lifetime. In the pond construction process, we use precise engineering in the design and only consult with qualified professionals to take the best assessment of your pond. We are proud to...
This is a great article which touches base on what can happen when extremely low temperatures can affect an entire aquatic environment. Winters such as last have seen record breaking numbers which then causes increased freezing of bodies of water. Th...
Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource, LLC is now a SePro Preferred Applicator. Being a preferred applicator for SePRO includes specialization in lake and pond mapping and water quality monitoring. Rest assured that we as an accredited partner, are dedi...
If you find a population of one of the invasive species in Wisconsin, you may report it to the Wisconsin invasive plants reporting and prevention project. For more information and links concerning invasive plants in Wisconsin contact the Invasive Pla...
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - A water sample from Lake Michigan's Sturgeon Bay in Wisconsin has tested positive for DNA from invasive Asian carp, although it's unknown whether the genetic material came from a live fish, scientists said Tuesday. It's the sec...
