The Superior Rivers Watershed Association (funded by the US Fish and Wildlife Service Coastal Program) and dozens of local partners including the City of Ashland Parks and Recreation Department, GLIFWC, Ducks Unlimited, Mashkiiziibii Natural Resources Department, the Lake Superior Estuarine Research Reserve, Wisconsin DNR, and more is conducting a three year project to remove invasive cattail from 13 acres in the Fish Creek Slough and reseed with native plants, including manoomin (wild rice). Help us document the project before, during, and after! Learn more at www.superiorrivers.org

Fish Creek Sloughs in Prentice Park

Founded in 2002 as the Bad River Watershed Association and recently expanded to include the entire Chequamegon Bay Region, the Superior Rivers Watershed Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Ashland, Wisconsin which engages watershed citizens as stewards of our clean water resources.

To promote and protect clean water resources in Wisconsin’s Lake Superior basin.

We envision a future where citizens are stewards of their watershed.

Our work is guided by our belief in and commitment to expanding scientific understanding, engaging the community, informed decision-making, collaborative efforts.

We accomplish this through our main programs: