Announcements!

  • Wisconsin Ground Water Association Lecture Series
    The Southeastern Wisconsin Groundwater Study: Findings and Projections for Future Demand and Supply
    Presenters:
    • Robert Biebel, P.E., Special Projects Engineer, Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
    • Dr. John Jansen, Ph.D., Senior Geoscientist, Aquifer Science & Technology-Reukert/Mielke
    • Daniel Feinstein, Hydrogeologist, United States Geological Survey

    Click here to see the invitation and register to attend.

  • The 2009 fall field trip has been scheduled for Saturday, September 19. The trip will include a visit of glacial and bedrock sites in southeastern Wisconsin, and will be lead by area experts from the consulting community, academia, and government. It will begin and end at the Delafield BrewHaus. A post-event hospitality and networking party will be held at the BrewHaus. Click Here to see the flyer. Registration will be posted soon, check back often!

  • The Great Lakes Regional Conservation Professional Development and Training Program is in the early stages of planning a one day seminar in NE WI focusing on Groundwater Quality and Quantity (mid to late fall). Previous seminars have focused on Phosphorus (2002, 2003), and Karst (2005), and have drawn in a variety of speakers from across the Midwest, including Calvin Alexander (U MN) and Martin Shipatalo (ARS- Ohio) and an attendance ranging from 90 to 160.

    We are very open to ideas for topics and speakers, and would like to hear from you. You can reach me at 920.391.4652 or email kevin.erb@uwex.edu.

  • The U.S. Geological Survey would like to announce a new Web site that may be of interest to you. They have just finished the most comprehensive Web site about "The Water Cycle" anywhere. It features a wonderful diagram of the natural water cycle and an in-depth discussion of each of the 15 topics on the diagram. And, the diagram is available in over 54 languages! The URL is: http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycle.html

  • For additional information about WGWA, or for general questions about ground water, click here, to send a message to one of our experts

  • Bylaws of the Wisconsin Ground Water Association

    • Wisconsin Ground Water Association
    c/o Becky Caudill
    23713 W. Paul Rd., Unit D
    Pewaukee, WI 53072