Photo Credit: Prairie strips bloom in the headwaters of the Bad Axe Watershed. Prairie plantings and other edge of field interventions that help reduce runoff and flooding are among the practices that have historically been supported through Farm Bill programs....
Photo Credit: Joint Council Meeting attendees introduce themselves at the Hill Country Watershed Alliance Joint Council Meeting Feb 18 at the Viroqua Eagles Club. Photo: Sydney Widell, Coon Creek Community Watershed Council Joint Council Meeting Highlights Tools for...
Photo Credit: Carol Nikolaus and Sara Freedman pause next to a willow sapling they planted near the banks ofRulland’s Coulee Creek. Photo: Sydney Widell. New roots on Rulland’s Coulee: Coon Creek farmers are “bringing the land back to life” by Sydney WidellCoon Creek...
Credit: Council member Mike Breckel reads Process, the first zine in the Walking with Water zine collection at the June 2024 Council Meeting. Free copies of Place, the second zine in the series, will be released at our Nov. 6 meeting. Photo Credit: Sydney Widell....
Photo Credit: Community members young and old took a break from the fall festivities at Tucker and Becky’s Pumpkin Patch to share their hopes for the future of the Coon Creek Watershed as part of our fall watershed planning series. The last event in the line-up...
Before and after images of the water diversion structure and small dam the CCCWC helped fund at the Coon Valley Conservation Club. Attendees at CCCWC’s Sept. 4th meeting will have a chance to tour the project and learn how CCCWC can support conservation work...
