A pandemic of another kind…

Our summer season has been challenging for all, but exciting too.  We’ve seen people find or renew their connection with nature, and our waterways.  There’s been a renaissance in our natural areas, with more camping, more hiking, and more time spent in our parks...

MRK’s Guide to Swim Guide

  Looking to hit the beach? Hold your swim trunks! As beautiful as Milwaukee’s beaches are, they’re not always safe. Sewage overflows, rip currents, high water levels and other conditions can make it unsafe to swim.  In particular, sewage overflows sometimes...

TAKE ACTION: Protect Wisconsin Waterways & Communities

Tell Your Senator Dam Safety Can't Wait Several weeks ago, two dams failed following heavy rain in Michigan—the Edenville and Sanford Dams—causing widespread evacuations and devastating damage to homes and properties. Thankfully, no lives were lost. Climate change is...

GivingTuesdayNOW

Dear Friend of the River, Next week Tuesday is a special, global day of giving and unity. During this unprecedented time, we're asking for your support to help Milwaukee Riverkeeper continue working for clean water and healthy communities here in the Milwaukee River...

TAKE ACTION: Wisconsin Conservation Congress Survey

Use your voice to protect our waterways and wildlife Due to the COVID19 epidemic, the Wisconsin Conservation Congress is being held virtually this year. Normally, there are 72 public hearings each spring, one in each county, where Wisconsin residents have the...