Agenda by Topic
2010 Wisconsin Lakes
Convention
Go to Chronological Agenda
Below is a list of the concurrent
sessions offered the 2010 convention. These
sessions were arranged by the following topics, which we
call "streams." Click on any of the topics to
get more information about both the presentation and
the presenter.
Water Quality and Ecological
Health Along Our Waterways
New Knowledge on Shorelands & Shallows
Waterfront History, Policy and
Regulation
Economics of Shoreland Management
The Land and Water Interface
Human Dimensions of Shorelands
and Shallows
Lake Organization Capacity
Building
Working with Citizens for Healthy
Shorelands
Aquatic Invasive Species
To see the workshops that
were offered click on the links
below:
Tuesday
Morning Workshops
Thursday Morning Workshops
Thursday all-day
Workshop
For information on the 2010
Plenary Sessions click on the links
below:
Life on
the Edge: Making Linkages to Public Values and
Perceptions of Shorelands and Shallows
Fred Rozumalski - "Understanding
Public Perceptions of Native Vegetation and Landscaping:
Working with 'Neatniks' to Restore our Lakeshores"
(click here for details)
Steven I. Apfelbaum - "Nature's
Second Chance: Restoring the Ecology of Stone Prairie
Farm." (click here for
details)
Marcus de la fleur - "One Drop at a
Time: Water, Sustainability, and our Landscape"
(click here for details)
Angie Hong - "The Minnesota Blue
Thumb Program: Planting for Clean Water" (click here for details)
Sustaining Shorelands
and Shallows in Wisconsin: Are We Making a Difference in
Water Quality?
Neil Kamman - "Just How Good are the Nation's Lakes?
Water Quality, Recreational Suitability, and Ecological
Integrity of Lakes and Reservoirs Based on the National Lakes
Assessment." (click here for
details)
Liesa Lehmann - "Protection and enhancement of
Wisconsin Shorelands and Shallows and NR 115 Update"
(click here for details)
Bret Shaw - "Marketing Lakeshore Protection"
(click here for details)
Special Guest Tim Bedore - "The Animal
Conspiracy" (click here for
details)
For information about the
special sessions offered in 2010
click here.
Water Quality and
Ecological Health Along Our Waterways
(back to top)
The New
Phosphorus Fertilizer Law: What does it say and what can you do to help?
Organic and Low-Maintenance Options for Lawn Care
Protecting Our Shorelines with Natives and Engineered Solutions
Finding the Shared Vision: Working with Landowners to Achieve their Perfect Shoreline
Lake
Projects: The Engineer's Perspective
Long Lake
Biological Surveys and Using Citizen Science
Volunteers
Developing a Citizen-Based Protection Program for the Northern Highlands Ecological Landscape
Techniques Used in Measuring Groundwater in a Lake
Community Well Water Testing: What We've Learned from 20 Years of Testing
You, Your Lake and Groundwater
New Knowledge on Shorelands & Shallows
(back to top)
Ecological Design Principles for Shorelands: Lessons
Learned from the Minnesota Experience
Shorelines That Work: Native Plantings Heal Erosive Water Landscapes and Provide Impressive Visual Appeal
Structural Habitat in Littoral Zones, Development of Habitat Fingerprints and Sampling Intensity Guidelines for Small Lakes
Quantifying the Ecological Benefits of Lakeshore
Restoration in Northern Wisconsin
Propagating and
Growing Native Plants for Business: A Nurseryman's
Perspective
Building a Native Plant Program from the Ground Up: The Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Experience
Native Plant Seed Collecting: Tricks
and Tips from a Plant Enthusiast
Rush Lake: Restoration of a Deep Water Marsh
Youth
Protecting Wisconsin Waters: The Department of
Workforce Development Boat Inspection Initiative
Shoreland Restoration: Getting to the Roots of the
Issue
Waterfront History, Policy and Regulation
(back to top)
100+ Years of Shoreland Development in Wisconsin
Shoreland Wetland Zoning: The Change After 40 Years
Chapter 30 Permits: Protecting Our Lakes with Sound
Development Practices
Care and Feeding of
Zoning Departments and Officials for Good Shoreline Protection
County Lake
Classification: A Tool to Guide Shoreland Zoning
2010 is Here: Planning Along Wisconsin's Waterways
County Land Use Plan
Water Law and
Policy Updates
Economics of
Shoreland Management
(back to top)
Survey of
Lakeshore Property Owners in Vilas County: Stewardship,
Behavior, Demographics, and Environmental Willingness-to-pay
Protecting Shorelands Economically: Voluntary Conservation Options for Lake Shore Owners
RSVP – Big Green Lake’s Shoreland Restoration Incentive Program
Restoring Wisconsin Shorelands with Your Local County Land & Water Department: Funding Opportunities, Incentives, and Technical Expertise
The EPA
National Assessment Protocol for Shoreland
Assessments
Water Quality in Nearshore Areas of Northern Wisconsin
The Behavior and Lake Services Valuation of Shoreline Residents in Vilas County
The Land and Water Interface
(back to top)
Managing Woodlands for Forest Products and Clean Water
Management on Your Lakeshore Property
Lake Puckaway’s Vanishing Act
Watershed Protection: Planning & Implementation
Structure and Functional Dynamics of Coarse Woody Habitats in Littoral Zones of Lakes
Fish
Sticks: The Eau Claire Chain Lakes Project
What
Changes in Lakes as Water Levels Decline?
Changes in Habitat with Declining Water Levels
Declining Water Levels in Northern Wisconsin’s Lakes: Natural Variations and the Implications of Climate Change
Human Dimensions of Shorelands and Shallows
(back to top)
POWTS Inventory and Maintenance Reporting Update
Sanitary Maintenance Program Overview
A Survey of Lake Butte des Morts Shoreland Property Owners
Surveys Underway on Mead Lake
Working
Surveys into Lake Management Planning: How to Develop
an Effective Questionnaire
Water Star Program
Protecting and Restoring Shorelands and Shallows:
DNR Grants are Here to Help
Winnebago County
Conservation Expo: Selling Shoreland Stewardship to
a Wider Audience
Lake Fairs: A Great Way to
Engage the Public
Lake Organization
Capacity Building
(back to top)
Nuts and Bolts of Managing an Effective Non-Profit Organization
Can You Risk It? Insurance
Matters for Lake Organizations
Shoreland Zoning in Polk County
Restoring Riparian Buffers in Adams County
The Politics of Lakes: Citizen Participation
Clark Lake Watershed Study: Building Partnerships to
Achieve Protection Goals
Rock River Coalition's Regional Groundwater Flow Model
Working with Citizens for Healthy Shorelands
(back to top)
Building the Wisconsin
Volunteer Naturalist Program
Serving Communities
Native
Plant Groupings that Work
The Casual Volunteer: A Beginner's
Look at the Citizen Lake Monitoring Network (CLMN)
and Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) Program
Erosion Control Techniques 101
Erosion Control Techniques in Reservoirs with Fluctuating Water Levels
Bioengineered Erosion Control at Michigan DNR Boating Access Sites
Engaging Citizen Volunteers in Water Monitoring
Michigan's
Inland Lakes Partnership
Aquatic Invasive Species
(back to top)
NR 40:
Wisconsin's Invasive Species Identification,
Classification and Control Rule
2009 Wisconsin
Act 55
Wisconsin's Wetland Gems
Land Use and Wetlands
Reversing the Loss: A Strategy to Protect, Restore
and Explore Wisconsin Wetlands
EWM Management Strategies on McDill Pond
Partnering with Consultants for
Successful AIS Projects
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