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Our Mission

To protect and enhance Lake Monroe and its watershed through science, advocacy, and public involvement: working collaboratively with citizens, government, and businesses to improve and support lake water quality.

Our Vision

Friends of Lake Monroe envisions a regional community that appreciates, sustains, and enjoys the lake, including its larger surrounding ecosystems,
to ensure drinkable, swimmable, and fishable waters.

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December News From Friends of Lake Monroe
December News From Friends of Lake Monroe

Field Day Reports, Goodbye Cheryl Munson, Expand Deam Wilderness, Round Up for Bloomingfoods, New Board Member Lisa Townsend

Q8 Update - new funding and two successful field days
Q8 Update - new funding and two successful field days

This fall we hosted two successful field days! We also have eight of our ten cost-share projects wrapping up and have $26,000 in funding available for new projects.

November News from Friends of Lake Monroe
November News from Friends of Lake Monroe

More Conservation Funding, Farm Field Days, New Watershed Signs, Kayak Report, Lower Your Taxes, Thank You Clean Up Volunteers, Water Survey, 60th Anniversary of Lake Monroe

Watershed Signs Now Posted in Brown County
Watershed Signs Now Posted in Brown County