When: Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Where: Appleton Yacht Club
The moment we’ve been working toward is finally here. After months of organizing committee meetings, municipal outreach, and laying the groundwork, we’re ready to officially launch the Little Lake Butte des Morts Lake Association.
The recent confirmation of round gobies in Lake Winnebago marks a significant development for our interconnected waterway system, including Little Lake Butte des Morts (LLBDM). As residents and stakeholders of LLBDM, it’s important to understand both the current situation and our lake’s unique role in this ongoing invasive species challenge.
Understanding Little Lake Butte des Morts requires thinking bigger than just the 1,234 acres of water we see. Like Russian nesting dolls, our lake sits within increasingly larger areas that all influence its health. Here’s why each area matters to every property owner, boater, and lake lover.
Exciting news! The Post-Crescent has published an article featuring the Little Lake Butte des Morts Lake Association, highlighting our advocacy efforts and environmental stewardship mission. Read about the recognition our lake association is receiving and see the full article coverage.
After months of community meetings and water quality studies, we’re at a pivotal moment for Little Lake Butte Des Morts. We need your input, your ideas, and potentially your involvement as we chart the path forward for organized lake stewardship.
Every great community initiative starts with a simple recognition that things could be better. For Little Lake Butte Des Morts, that moment came when the City of Neenah received a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources surface water grant to take a comprehensive look at our lake’s health and potential for improvement.
