Updated: Oct 3, 2022
Spongy moth caterpillars (formerly known as gypsy moths) have wreaked havoc in Walworth County, causing many homeowners concern about their trees. Oaks are a preferred food source, but the caterpillars have also been attacking maple, birch, and conifers. Fortunately, the caterpillars will be gone soon….for this year. Here is what you need to know.
On Saturday, October 21, the WCLA gathered for its last meeting of the year at the Lake Ivanhoe Clubhouse. Lake Ivanhoe has been recognized by the Wisconsin State Historical Society as the first Afric
On Saturday, August 19th, WDNR Conservation Warden Bradley Wilson spoke to the Walworth County Lakes Association at Juniper Knoll Girl Scout Camp. Bradley, whose territory covers the eastern part of W
Adam McCollogh from Geneva Lake Astrophysics and Steam (GLAS) Education spoke about the important topic, Light Pollution / Dark Skies. His presentation can be downloaded from the Meeting Presentations
