Milwaukee Riverkeeper, along with our colleagues that make up the Milwaukee River Work Group, have been working for over three years to develop a set of legal protection for the Milwaukee River Corridor between North Avenue and Silver Spring Drive within Milwaukee City limits. 
President Obama's Great Lakes Restoration Initiative has pledged $13 million to be used for immediate Asian Carp control measures.
Dear Environmentalists, 
The fight for the County Grounds in Wauwatosa continues. We are asking for everyone to please contact your County Supervisor by Dec. 17th, when the Supervisors will determine whether to approve a plan to preserve portions of the County Grounds.
89.7FM WUWM - Milwaukee Public Radio is designating a week to explore the issue of water. The series is called “Project Milwaukee - The Currency of Water.”
Milwaukee Riverkeeper is advocating for removal of the Bridge St. Dam on the Milwaukee River in Grafton. We believe that removal of the dam would have the greatest positive impacts on river ecology, water quality, sediment management, fish and aquatic life, terrestrial wildlife, and recreation. In addition, removal of the dam is estimated to save Grafton up to $4 million in dam replacement costs.
Last week officials in Illinois began a massive poisoning operation on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship canal to prevent the invasive Asian Carp from breaching an electrical barrier that must be shut down for maintenance. There is already DNA evidence showing that the dreaded fish are in the canal and just several miles from Lake Michigan.Volunteer Stream Monitoring
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