Thanks to all of our donors who helped made Spring for the Water such a success again this year! 

 

Ashland's Daily Bread
Tetzner's Dairy
Sixth Street Market
Bodin’s Fisheries
Halvorson’s Fisheries
Chequamegon Food Cooperative
The Black Cat
Maple Hill Farm
Pasture Perfect Poultry
Moccasin Trail IGA in Odanah
Ashland County Market
Washburn IGA
Walmart
Spirit Creek Farm
Lake Effect Builders
#2 septic
Andi Repko
Woodspirit - April and Jarod Stone Dahl
Bayfield County Coffee Co
Bill Heart
Bonnie Berman
Bruce Shumway
Carol Seago
Chequamgon Food Coop
Penokee Mountain Inn - Cindy & LeRoy Laymon
Diana Randolph
Diane Daulton
Don Albright
Firelight meadows creations - Birgit Wolff
Glenn Miller
Greg Alexander
Hermit Creek Farm - Steven and Landis Spickerman
Isac and Adrienne Dymesich Jeff Wilson
Spirit Creek Farm
Jim & Joan Elias
Joe Zirn and Jean Hansen
Maple Ridge Woodworks - Jon Wheeler
Lake Superior Magazine
Living Forest Coop
Margaret Jackson
Mary McHugh
Matt Hudson
Mimi Crandall
Pam Dryer
Penokee Mountain Deli
River Rock Bait Shop
Sara Balbin
Sara Boles
Sara Hudson
St. Croix
Stone's throw - Reg Behrend
Terry Daulton
Terry Peters
Thomas Wyse
Valena Hofman
White Winter Winery
Anglers All
Curt Ellson

 

Who is the Bad River Watershed Association (BRWA)? 
We are a community organization that works to involve all citizens in taking care of and enjoying their home watershed. We accomplish this by conducting educational programs and forums about how our watershed can be affected by the decisions we make.  In addition, we assist citizens to gather information, identify problems and implement solutions to maintain the integrity of our watershed for future generations. If you live within the Bad River watershed, you are a member of the BRWA. People who live outside the watershed and support our goals may also request to be associate members. 

 

Our Vision Statement 
The Bad River Watershed Association envisions a future in which change and development within the watershed grow from a stewardship ethic that seeks to minimize ecological damage, while maximizing ecological and community health. 

Our Mission Statement 
The mission of the Bad River Watershed Association is to promote a healthy relationship between the people and natural communities of the Bad River watershed by involving all citizens in assessing, maintaining and improving watershed integrity for future generations.