NEW Water's Aquatic Monitoring Program (AMP) monitors and patrols the waters of NE Wisconsin. Samples are taken from 34 different stations throughout the Fox River, East River, and the Bay of Green Bay to monitor the quality of our waters. These samples are analyzed in NEW Water's state-certified laboratory.
Green Bay sits at the mouth of Lake Michigan, one of the Laurentian Great Lakes, which collectively represent 20% of the world’s remaining surface freshwater. How much do you know about the magnificent and abundant waters of Green Bay?
Want to learn more about what’s happening with cyanobacteria, as well as the “dead zone,” or hypoxia, in Green Bay waters? Dive into these new scientific studies by NEW Water staff scientists Erin Houghton and Sarah Bartlett:
Want to learn more about our partnership with NASA on an international effort to advance scientific knowledge of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae?
For information and data from NEW Water and partners' efforts in the greater Green Bay waterways, please visit the Fox-Wolf Watershed and Green Bay Water Quality Datahub. Here, you will find historical and current data from various projects all focused on understanding and improving water quality in the Fox-Wolf Watershed. This interactive datahub was created from a collaboration with NEW Water, Fox Wolf Watershed Alliance and ADC staff, funded by a grant from the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS).
Sarah Bartlett, Water Resource Specialist
(920) 438-1088
sbartlett@newwater.us
Erin Houghton, Watershed Programs Manager
(920) 438-1071
ehoughton@newwater.us