Community ponds are more than functional stormwater systems, they are vibrant spaces where families can connect with nature and each other. Fish stocking transforms these ponds into recreational hubs, providing fun, relaxation, and a sense of communi...
Microcystis is a genus of cyanobacteria that often forms slick, paint-like surface scums and mats in lakes and ponds, especially when nutrient levels are high. Some strains produce microcystin toxins, which pose risks to human, pet, and wildlife heal...
As water temperatures cool, fall becomes the best time to stock rainbow trout in community lakes and private ponds. For property owners, HOAs, and community associations, rainbow trout bring exciting seasonal fishing opportunities and create lasting ...
Pond fountains do more than beautify lakes and stormwater pond. They improve water quality, increase aeration, and provide a focal point that brings communities together. But when it comes to acquiring a fountain, HOAs, municipalities, and commercial...
As we approach 2026, effective lake and pond management budgeting is essential for property owners, HOAs, golf courses and municipalities looking to achieve long-term waterbody goals. Whether your priorities are reducing algae, managing aquatic weeds...
Stormwater ponds are critical infrastructure for communities, HOAs, and commercial properties. They manage runoff, prevent flooding, and protect water quality. However, they are also subject to a variety of local, state, and federal regulations. Fail...
Sediment accumulation is one of the most common challenges in lakes and ponds. Over time, runoff, decaying vegetation, and organic matter settle on the bottom, creating sediment “trouble zones” that degrade water quality and fuel excessive algae grow...
For many lake and pond owners, the dream is simple: to grow trophy largemouth bass that deliver unforgettable fishing experiences. But creating the right conditions for bass to reach their maximum potential doesn’t happen by chance. It requires a bal...
If your pond has become shallower, murkier, or prone to algae blooms, it may be time to consider dredging. Pond dredging is an essential part of long-term waterbody management, removing accumulated sediment, decaying organic matter, and nutrient-rich...
Managing a healthy fishery in a lake or pond takes more than just adding fish and hoping for the best. Data-driven fisheries management uses targeted monitoring to guide fish stocking decisions, improve fish growth rates, and maintain long-term balan...
Fall Fish Stocking: Prepare Your Pond for a Thriving Spring As summer winds down and water temperatures begin to cool, many pond owners focus on cleanup and preparing for winter. However, one of the most important fall tasks often gets overlooked: fi...
We’re Expanding Pond Liner Installations—Here’s Why It Matters For decades, our Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource (WLPR) team has led the way in pond liner design and installation across the upper Midwest, installing more than one million square fee...
