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The Wisconsin Lake Leader's Institute Training Leaders to Take Care of Wisconsin's Lakes The Lake Leaders Institute is designed to stretch the minds of people. We explore new ideas about lakes and the management of the human use of lakes. The Institute also seeks to develop networks, to share experiences, and to encourage participants to learn from each other. You will work and share with dedicated professionals. The core curriculum is delivered every other year. Explore the above links to help decide if you or a friend would be a good candidate. The Nomination Period for Lake Leader Crew 9 Is now Closed Please contact UW-Extension Lakes If you have questions about Lake Leaders or the nominating process.

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Crew 7 in the News!

At the December 12, 2011 State Capitol and Executive Residence Board meeting, the Board unanimously voted to approve the project for a shoreland restoration at the Executive Residence!

Congratulations Crew 7 on the amazing mile stone in your on-going project! Read more....

Past Lake Leader Crews

Every other year, the Wisconsin Lake Leaders Institute forms a new Lake Leader Crew. These Lake Leader Crews get together three times over the year to hone both their scientific and organizational skills to better protect and promote the lakes of Wisconsin. Comprised of private citizens, lake related professionals, and public servants, each Lake Leader Crew becomes a close network of support and comaraderie that can last a lifetime.

Advanced Lake Leaders

Between the years when new Wisconsin Lake Leaders Crews are being formed, the Wisconsin Lake Leaders Institute holds "Advanced Lake Leaders". Open only to former Lake Leader graduates, Advanced Lake Leaders is a chance to spend a couple days with fellow Lake Leaders focusing on a single participant-fueled, timely topic.

Training Leaders to Take Care of Wisconsin's Lakes