By Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource Staff Most often, a typical site visit begins with a property owner pointing to the lowest area of their property for a pond. The majority of property owners think that this is the best location to look at when a...
By Cory Zickert Senior Aquatic Manager/Owner When you visit your friends, neighbors or relatives' homes do you ever find yourself slipping outside to check out their backyard? What did they do with landscaping? Or what kind of playset did they put in...
If not, contact us to find out how! Our happiest and most satisfied clients routinely have a biologist on site. Residential Commercial Recreational Stormwater We provide a wide array of pond management services custom-tailored to YOUR pond! Professio...
by Zach Haas Senior Aquatic Biologist Did you know Mother Nature wants to fill your pond in over time, and how devastating this can be on your pond? If you didn’t, now is the time to determine how much of a sleeping issue you have building up at the ...
By: Nicholas Lorge Aquatic Field Biologist As an owner of a pond, you may be curious about what causes algae blooms and vegetation to become a problem. Many factors are at play, but one of the most prominent is related to the amount of nutrients avai...
Please visit our link to view our map for FREE site visits and pond consultations. http://www.wisconsinlpr.com/contact/free-site-visit/ Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource LLC looks forward to assisting our current and new clients for the 2020 season!
Pond Care: 2019-2020 Winter Sediment Sampling Service WLPR offers an opportunity for pond owners to learn more about the health of their pond and the sediment that settles on the bottom over time. The information collected is an important resource fo...
The year has started off cool, wet, and with delayed plant growth. But, much like the postal service, our crews have been out braving the elements to protect and enhance our fantastic natural resource – lakes! We’ve been on the water and at the foref...
Do we really need to give them a label or call them by a certain name? The quick answer is "Yes!". While they all have some strong similarities, they have some significant differences that separate how they are designed, built, managed, and function....
With thawing temperatures returning to our region, the ice is melting, and many ponds are starting to transition to summer conditions. With this season change comes a few concerns for lined ponds if not designed correctly and installed properly. Wisc...
