LUMBERJACK'S F.L.O.W Aquatic invasive species (AIS) PROGRAM
What Are Aquatic Invasive Species?
What Are Aquatic Invasive Species?
What Are Aquatic Invasive Species?
Education & Outreach
What Are Aquatic Invasive Species?
What Are Aquatic Invasive Species?
There are so many opportunities to spread the word about Aquatic Invasive Species. Workshops, school field trips, lake groups, fairs, conferences, etc. We cover them all!
Interested? Contact FLOW
Above shows a stream education day partnered with the Langlade County Waterways Association for the Antigo Boys and Girls Club
FLOW AIS County History
What Are Aquatic Invasive Species?
FLOW AIS County History
Lumberjack has a history of administering a county AIS program. Originally it was Forest, Langlade & Lincoln. Today it's Forest, Langlade, Marinette, & Oconto. Pictured is John Preuss (Right) the original AIS Coordinator. Left is Derek Thorn the FLOW AIS Coordinator
Common Invasives
Partners and Program Links
FLOW AIS County History
Find out what are some common invasive species in Wisconsin
Newsletters
Partners and Program Links
Partners and Program Links
List of quarterly newsletters
Partners and Program Links
Partners and Program Links
Partners and Program Links
See the organizations FLOW works with along with links to their pages
Links to aquatic based natural resource programs
Links to helpful nature guides
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. -Henry David Thoreau
FLOW coverage area to left in blue