Water Levels in the Yahara Lakes

The Nelson Institute is presenting a forum on water levels in the Yahara Lakes. From their e-flyer:

NELSON INSTITUTE COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL FORUM


April 6 -- Water Levels in the Upper Yahara Lakes: Surface and Groundwater Influences

Water levels in the Yahara Lakes are heavily influenced by a number of physical factors, both natural (precipitation, groundwater levels) and human-made (paved surfaces, bridges, dams and other land uses). This forum will explore the complex river system that includes the Yahara Lakes and examine how it responds to these influences.

Forums are FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

Water Levels in the Upper Yahara Lakes:

Surface and Groundwater Influences
Presentations:

KENNETH POTTER, Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Chair, Water Resources Management Program

JEREMY BALOUSEK, Urban Conservation Engineer, Dane County Office of Land and Water Resources

SUE JOSHEFF, Basin Supervisor, Division of Water, Wisconsin Dept of Natural Resources

PETER HUGHES, Assistant Center Director, Wisconsin Water Science Center, US Geological Survey


TUESDAY, APRIL 6

5:30 - 7:00 PM

1106 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BLDG.

1513 UNIVERSITY AVENUE

Bus Routes 2,3, 70, 71, 72, 19, 81, 14, and 15.

Free parking in Lot 17.

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For more information: www.nelson.wisc. edu/community/ programs/ community- environmental- forums

Event Contact: lambersonphi@ wisc.edu
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