Seminar I - Leadership, Building Values and an Environmental EthicThe Philosophy and History of Wisconsin Lake Management Pilgrim Center, Green Lake, May 21-22, 2014 Agenda (Word doc) Media Messaging - Lakes in Action (Engleson) For Love of Lakes (Nelson) Role in Conservation (Schaller) Wisconsin Lakes Partnership History (Olson) Wisconsin Water Leadership (Sloss) Seminar II - Aquatic Ecology and Watershed Management Kemp Station (Lake Tomahawk), Woodruff, September 18-19, 2014 Agenda (Word doc) Limnology 101, How Watersheds Impact Lakes - Understanding Lake Ecosystems (Sorge) Wisconsin's Lakes - What has happened (and is happening) to lake shorelands and in-lake habitat? (Cunningham) Aquatic Invasive Species - Focus on EWM Management (Van Egeren) Paleolimnology a Decision Making Tool (Garrison) Climate Change Impact on Wisconsin Lake Ecosystems - Fisheries Management Aspect (Hein) Lake Water Quality Modeling, Watershed Land Use and Hydrologic Assessment and Watershed Modeling (McGinley) It's About People: Using Human Dimensions Information for Lake Management (Thompson and Floress) Assessing Lake Management Policies and Policy Development of Lake Management Institutions (Floress and Thompson) Lake Management Plan Components and Structure (Schaal) Lakeshore / shoreland station handout (Goggin) Seminar III - Organizations, People, Politics Durward's Glen, Baraboo, October 16-17, 2014 Agenda (PDF) Crafting a Message (Engleson) Roman Law, Duck Hunting and Downtown Condos : The Many Faces of Wisconsin's Public Trust (Olson) Resources Water Words that Work Enironmentalist or Conservationist How a Bill Becomes a Law Language of Conservation Tips on Being an Advocate for Your Lake News release template
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