Clean Lakes 101 Join Clean Lakes Alliance for Clean Lakes 101 On Tap on Wednesday, October 14, at The East Side Club from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. to learn how Public Health Madison & Dane County monitors water quality at 27 beaches, uses field observations and lab results to inform beach closures, and tracks the
Coinciding with Imagine a Day Without Water (Thur, Oct 15th), please join for a celebration and reflection of our shared regional waters. Community Board members and Renew the Blue Council delegates and signatories will have the opportunity to share input on preliminary Land Health Metrics. Guest speakers include Dane County Executive Mellisa Agard and Ho-Chunk Nation
Join Clean Lakes Alliance and City of Madison Parks for a native planting volunteer event at Warner Park! Planting native plants is a simple and effective way to help protect our lakes. Their deep root systems absorb rainwater, reduce runoff, and help prevent soil, phosphorus, and other pollutants from washing into nearby waterways. Native plants
Join Clean Lakes Alliance and Dane County Parks for a seed collection event at Lake Farm County Park. Seed collection involves visiting prairies to collect native seeds from plants that have gone to flower for the season (often off-trail within the prairie). These seeds help create and restore native plantings throughout County parks. How do seed collections benefit