Join Jonna Schutte, Farm Business Production Management Instructor with SWTC for a Nutrient Management Planning class November 7 thru December 19, 2019

Come join US at the Ash Creek Community Forest parking lot off of State Highway 80 on Sunday November 3rd at 1:00pm for the new sign unveiling and stay for a Winter Tree ID hike with DNR forester Juli Vancleve

PL566 dams

Contact LV Laboratories  in Lancaster WI  608-723-4096.

 

 

 

 

Land and Water Resource Management Plan

We have cost sharing available for those who need to come into compliance with the NR 151 rules.  Contact the Land Conservation Office at 608-647-2100 for more information.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Patrick Dayton, Southwest Badger Stewardship Forester at (608) 637 – 5479 or pdayton@vernoncounty.org

The NEW Southwest Wisconsin Invasive Species Coalition: Battling Invasives

A new chapter has begun on exotic invasive species management in Southwest Wisconsin. SWISC (Southwest Wisconsin Invasive Species Coalition) was recently formed from a group of agencies, organizations, and individuals to combat the negative effects of non-native organisms that have been brought here and are causing damage to the ecology and economy of the region. Once exotic invasive species take hold in an area (often brought here by humans) they explode in their population due to biological capabilities and lack of natural controls. They cause harm to the ecology and economy by displacing native species (plants, animals, fungi, etc) that have vital roles in the appropriate working web of life that we have come to exist in. Species such as garlic mustard, buckthorn, zebra mussel, emerald ash borer, etc have all been in the news for a while and have all had negative economic effects to our region. [Read more…]

Image of the plant species.

For more information – http://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/plants/printree.shtml

This is an invasive species that should not  be purchased or planted.