Living On The Lake
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Living on the Lake: Springtime in the Northwoods
Opportunity to plan for healthy lakes and shorelines By Eileen Persike Editor It’s spring in the Northwoods. The days are getting longer, the snow ... -
Living on the Lake August Issue: New threat to Northwoods lakes
Presque Isle citizens group bands together to ban wake-enhancing watercraft By Eileen Persike Editor Wisconsin’s first aquatic invasive species (AIS) management plan was introduced ... -
Thorn Hired as FLOW AIS Coordinator
For Living on the Lake Lumberjack Resource Conservation and Development Council has hired Rhinelander-area native Derek Thorn as the FLOW (Forest, Langlade, Oconto Waterways) ... -
Better together: New initiative partners Northwoods businesses, conservation professionals
By Eileen Persike Editor In the Northwoods, lakes and rivers are more than a relaxing place to cool off in the summer or to ... -
Living on the Lake: A passion for parks
Oneida County citizens work to restore Town Line Lake Park By Eileen Persike Is it possible to return a neglected county park to its ... -
Northwoods lake level monitoring effort has long-term goals
By Eileen Persike Editor Lake level monitoring will continue in Vilas County, thanks in part to a pair of grants the North Lakeland ... -
Feeder Tales: Re-learning life lessons at the bird feeder
By Scott Eshelman Special to Living on the Lake Quarantining has changed us all. For us it has made the large world almost ... -
“A Lakeside Companion”
Oneida County author’s guide to lake life, science Special to Living on the Lake Lake advocate and author Ted Rulseh has written and published ... -
Critter of the Month: The Barred Owl
By Brevin Persike What do barred owls (Strix varia) look like? Barred owls, similar to most owls, are stout, with streaks of white and ...
