Mississippi River - WDNR

As the mighty Mississippi River winds its way along 230 miles of the western border of Wisconsin, it passes through the heart of majestic bluff country. Towering bluffs overlook the river's many side channels, marshes, wooded islands and bottomland forests, which provide a home for a wide variety of fish and wildlife.

Commercial tows, anglers, fish and wildlife all depend on the river.

Discover Wisconsin's West Coast! The upper Mississippi River is treasured for its seemingly endless recreation opportunities and yet it also serves as a major commercial shipping corridor.

This complex and busy river faces many competing demands for its resources in addition to threats from habitat loss, sedimentation, and invasive exotic species. The challenge is how to satisfy people's needs without destroying the abundant natural resources that make the Mississippi River so attractive.

On these web pages you can:

Mississippi River Team Organization and Contact Information

WI DNR Mississippi River Team and Contacts

Mississippi Photos

American Lotus Eagles in Tree Panoramic View Cardinal Flower Overlook of Lake Onalaska
Last Revised: Thursday March 05 2009