- Shoreland-Wetland
Zoning - Jurisdiction
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- Lower Wisconsin
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Resources
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Research
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- Water Quality
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Related DNR Programs
Research on Water Quality
Hillis Decision Review by Department of Justice [PDF 19KB]
New Studies
"Riparian Setbacks: Technical Information for Decision Makers" [exit DNR, PDF] - Chagrin River Watershed partners in Ohio
From Wisconsin
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| Publication Number | Publication Information |
|---|---|
| Exit DNR | Lake Water Monitoring and Analysis with Satellite Remote Sensing. Environmental Remote Sensing Center, Univeristy of Wisconsin - Madison. |
| Exit DNR | North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research Program, Univeristy of Wisconsin - Madison. |
| FS-109-00 [exit DNR] | Soil Erosion from Two Small Construction Sites, Dane County Wisconsin. U.S. Geological Survey. August 2000. |
| Article 7 [PDF 462KB] | Sources of Urban Stormwater Pollutants Defined in Wisconsin. Center for Watershed Protection. Watershed Protection Techniques. |
| RS-717-1988 [PDF 315KB] | Trends in Summer Phosphorus, Chlorophyll, and Water Quality in the Yahara Lakes, 1976 - 1988. DNR. Research Managment Findings. |
| RS-711-1988 [PDF 595KB] | Phosphorus Trends in the Yahara Lakes since the Mid-1960s. WDNR. Research Management Findings. |
From Elsewhere
| Publication Number | Publication Information |
|---|---|
| GPO Item No. 0120-A [exit DNR] | Stream Corridor Restoration: Principles, Processes and Practices. Federal Interagency Stream Corridor Restoration Working Group. August 2001. |
| Exit DNR | Stormwater Strategies: Community Responses to Runoff Pollution. Natural Resources Defense Council. May 1999. |
This list of resources should not be construed as being complete. It is only part of a collection of resources and research that WDNR employees use as a reference in their day to day work. This list is in no way an endorsement of these organizations, but rather a resource for the public who may be interested in shoreland related issues.
For more information, contact:
Gregg Breese, Shoreland Zoning Contact
Bureau of Watershed Management
(608) 261-6430
Photo courtesy of University of Wisconsin Lakes Program and Wisconsin Lakes Partnership.
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