Vilas County Water Resources

VILAS COUNTY LAND and WATER CONSERVATION / 330 Court Street / Eagle River, WI / 54521 / Telephone: (715)-479-3747 / Fax: (715)-479-1978

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Assessing the cumulative impacts of watershed development on aquatic ecosystems and water quality	Sensible shoreland lighting	Shallow areas, the near shore and human impacts
Applying an ecological systems approach in urban and rural landscapes	Impacts of development on waterways nemo article	Shoreland aesthetics PowerPoint
The effects of motorized watercraft on aquatic ecosystems	Lakeshore development...it all adds up	Shoreland property: a guide to environmentally sound ownership
Influence of lakeshore development on breeding bird communities in a mixed northern forest paper	Cumulative effects of incremental shoreline habitat modification on fish assemblages in north temperate lakes	Use of paleolimnology to document the effect of lake shoreland development on water quality
Shoreline development effects on nest selection by largemouth bass and black crappie PowerPoint	Vilas County WI lake classification example PowerPoint	Vilas County lake classification process PowerPoint
The changing shore flyer	Vilas County lake classification overview PowerPoint	The waters edge
Changing Wisconsin's shoreland development standards: how you can get involved	More on dollars and sense: the economic impact of lake use and water quality	Impact of lakeshore development on green frog adundance
Impacts of lakeshore development on coarse woody debris in north temperate lakes	Margin of error PowerPoint	Patterns of fish growth along a residential development gradient in north temperate lakes
Confronting climate change in the Great Lakes PowerPoint	Building patterns and landscape fragmentation in northern Wisconsin, U.S.A.	Homogenization of northern U.S. Great Lakes forests due to land use
Coming to grips with growth article	Water quality affects property prices: a case study of selected Maine lakes	Essential habitat - shorelands Powerpoint
Conservation subdivisions nemo article	Climate change impact on lakes NALMS position paper	Landscape change in the North Central states: an integrated research and development program PowerPoint
Limiting land disturbance activities PowerPoint	Overburdened waters: how weak permitting and enforcement have failed to curb high levels of toxic discharge in Wisconsin's waterways	Life on the edge article
Development trends in northern Wisconsin	An analysis of minimum frontage zoning to preserve lakefront amenities	Consequences of human lakeshore development on emergent and floating-leaf vegetation abundance

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