Due to the spring high water and heavy current; shoaling has occurred in the Appleton Yacht Club harbor. If approaching the club by water for fuel, please wait to turn into the harbor until your boat is even with the first peaked roof on the covered slips (closer to the Memorial Drive bridge slips). Then […]
Cleaning up after the flood
LITTLE LAKE BUTTE DES MORTS LAKE ASSOCIATION Dear Little Lake association members, If you need help with cleanup after this year’s record high water levels and flooding, we ask that you let us know and we’ll do everything possible to get you the help you need to deal with the mess. Please contact us through […]
Clear Water Ahead: How Phosphorus Management Benefits Little Lake Butte des Morts
If you’ve noticed green scum floating on Little Lake Butte des Morts during the warmest summer months, you’ve witnessed firsthand the effects of excess phosphorus in our water. While phosphorus is an essential nutrient for plant growth, too much of it creates significant problems for lake health, recreational use, and property values along our beloved shoreline.
Round Goby Confirmed in Lake Winnebago
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.
The Three Areas That Affect Our Lake
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.
The Post-Crescent Features LLBDM Lake Association
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.