Wisconsin Water Week Virtual Opportunities woman using laptop to interact with others - photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels

Virtual Opportunities

We have Virtual Opportunities

There are several virtual opportunities for folks to connect during Wisconsin Water Week. 

Read a quick synopsis of these options in the dropdown lists below. 

Check back often to get an updated list!

Help Us make this event great

Do you know of a virtual event happening during (or around the time of) Wisconsin Water Week?

What about a pre-recorded educational resource that might be useful for water advocates?

We’d love to add it to our list! Fill out this form to share a water event!

Your Event Here
Your Event Here
Your Event Here

Virtual Events
(all times are Central Time)

Description and link

Online Resources

This webinar series is designed for members of lake associations and lake districts, or folks who are thinking about becoming a member or forming one of these groups, or interested in the topics provided.

Full YouTube Playlist

Access to over 150 recorded sessions about water cycles, water bodies, and water actions!

Full YouTube Playlist
View more than 50 recorded sessions from the 2020 Wisconsin Lakes and Rivers Convention, that was pivoted from an in-person gathering to an online learning event.

Contact us: wiwaterweek@wisconsinlakes.org

© 2023 Wisconsin Water Week  · All Rights Reserved

log in

This Wisconsin Water Week website is brought to you by the Wisconsin Lakes Partnership. This Partnership joins science, education, and citizens to empower people to work together to care for our lakes. Since its genesis in the early 1970s, the Wisconsin Lakes Partnership has been recognized as a national model of collaboration. The Partnership has three core partners: the Department of Natural Resources (which supplies scientific research, technical expertise and regulatory authority), the Extension Lakes Program (which provides supporting educational materials and programs), and Wisconsin Lakes (which mobilizes citizens to be advocates for lakes).

This partnership is a statewide, multi-faceted effort that reaches far beyond the core groups to include regional, county, tribal, non-profit, and federal partners. Our goal is to continue to protect and preserve our shared water legacy and support those meeting the challenges that come with the management and stewardship of Wisconsin’s lakes.

Accessibility by WAH
%d bloggers like this: