We urge the community to advocate for the proposal that moves the beach further south to the “rocky beach,” which has dramatically better water quality due to better water flow and a better location across from the breakwater opening. South Shore Beach only had “good” water quality 41% of the time in 2018—it had an “advisory” or “closed” status 59% of the time.
This month we’re featuring Shorewest REALTORS in our Business Member Spotlight. Shorewest proved their commitment to community and our rivers at last year’s Spring River Cleanup!
Join the Senior Water Advocacy Network (SWAN) for a fun and exciting time on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences’ The Neeskay, its primary research vessel.
Even though the wilderness is largely gone, paddlers can still find connections to our natural and human past along every stretch and around every corner of the Milwaukee Urban Water Trail.
The Senior Water Advocacy Network will hosts its 2018 Summer Film Preview. Be one of the first to see the newest documentary from Patagonia that follows the fight for the last wild rivers in Europe.