Fish Passage, Dam Repair, Public Access and Safe Portage. The community is invited to listen to a presentation by Milwaukee County Parks and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources about this project.
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.
For your next canoe or kayak trip, look no further than your own backyard! We are excited to announce the launch of the NEW, EXPANDED Milwaukee Urban Water Trail map. The Milwaukee Urban Water Trail is a cooperative effort to help connect citizens and visitors of the Greater Milwaukee area with our three rivers.
Although the Milwaukee Urban Water Trail is not as “wild” or isolated as many popular water trail routes, the power and unpredictability of our rivers [...]
Milwaukee Riverkeeper, acting as part of the Milwaukee River Greenway Coalition, has been working to create the Milwaukee River Greenway between North Avenue and Silver [...]
The Clean Water Act is the primary federal law in the United States that governs water pollution. Commonly abbreviated as the CWA, the act established [...]
Milwaukee Riverkeeper worked in collaboration with groups locally and throughout the Great Lakes Region to advocate for passage of the Great Lakes Compact, to protect [...]
After 3 years, the City of Waukesha has finally submitted its revised Great Lakes diversion application proposing to divert an average of 10 million gallons [...]
Collaborative Office Space:
600 E. Greenfield Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53204
© Milwaukee Riverkeeper. All Rights Reserved. | Web Design Handcrafted by Ocreative
