Watershed Management

Cherokee

Cherokee Wetland, 2006, Madison, Wisconsin.

A watershed is simply the land that drains from surrounding ridge tops to a common point such as a lake or stream to their confluence with a neighboring watershed. All lands and waterways can be found in one watershed or another. The watershed program uses a "watershed approach", or a systems approach, whenever possible to address problems or to restore or protect resources. Recently, the watershed program updated its strategic goals relating to work to be conducted in the next two years. Below are the Watershed Program´s Strategic Goals.

Contact Information

Bureau of Watershed Management WT/3
101 South Webster St
PO BOX 7921
Madison WI 53707
Phone: (608) 267-7694
FAX: (608) 267-2800

Last Revised: Wednesday March 05 2008