HIGH-FISHTRAP-RUSH LKS ASSOC: LMI-CLMP Implementation- Plant Sampling & AIS Inventory
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Purpose

Project scope: High/Fishtrap/Rush Lakes Association is sponsoring a LPT grant to study High, Fishtrap and Rush Lakes, in Vilas County, with a study completion date of December 31, 2019. The project will focus on completing aquatic plant point-intercept (PI) and AIS early detection surveys. Project activities: 1) PI and AIS early detection surveys 2) Data analysis 3) Develop project report Project deliverables include: 1) PI and AIS data 2) Aquatic plant vouchers 3) Project report Specific project conditions: - Draft of project report needs Wisconsin DNR review and approval

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Lakes Grant
Lake Protection Grant
LPT63319
2019
Complete
 
Reports and Documents
High, Fishtrap, and Rush Lakes Stewardship Program Report on 2019 Aquatic Plant Surveys and Aquatic Invasive Species Surveys on High, Fishtrap, and Rush Lakes
In 2019, the High-Fishtrap-Rush Lakes Association (HFRLA) undertook a major effort to monitor native aquatic plants and aquatic invasive species (AIS) in the three lakes. White Water Associates aquatic biologist Angie Stine worked with HFRLA volunteers to conduct the field work. Kent Premo, Dean Premo, and Angie Stine managed and analyzed the resulting data sets. In one instance (Fishtrap Lake AIS monitoring), the field work was conducted by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR).
 
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Grant LPT63319 awarded
 
Watershed
Manitowish River
 
Waters
Fishtrap Lake
Monitoring Data
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Manitowish River
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