Stony Brook Restoration and Habitat Enhancement

This restoration of 3,960 feet of Stony Brook, a tributary to the Manitowoc River, will allow for the reintroduction of trout into a once successful trout fishery and Calumet County’s only cold water trout stream. Deteriorating water quality made it difficult to sustain a trout population in Stony Brook after the 1970s and 80s. With water […]

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Rain Barrel Donation in Combined Sewer Service Area

MMSD and a number of community organizations will distribute free rain barrels to any residential property owner in Milwaukee’s combined sewer service area who attends a rain barrel workshop. This program is being implemented in conjunction with the City of Milwaukee’s Downspout Disconnection Program and in response to high demand for rain barrels. It represents an […]

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Lake Michigan Day 2019 Sponsorship

FFLM sponsored this event at the $2,500 level.

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Green Schools Conference 2019

This annual conference is a great opportunity to share best practices in the growing green schools movement.

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Great Lakes Impact Investment Platform

With this investment, the Council of the Great Lakes Governors will create a blue bond to fund large-scale MMSD green infrastructure and restoration projects in the Milwaukee River Basin. As the first blue bond in the Great Lakes, this will serve as a model for other utilities and agencies in the region who are interested in innovative […]

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Doors Open 2019 Sponsorship

FFLM sponsored this event at the $5,000 level.

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Doors Open 2018 Sponsorship

FFLM sponsored this event at the $5,000 level.

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Doors Open 2017 Sponsorship

FFLM sponsored this event at the $5,000 level.

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The Water Summit Sponsorship

FFLM is a silver sponsor of this year’s summit.

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Pike River North Branch – Stream Channel, Riparian Buffer and RSC Design

Two projects on one of Lake Michigan’s most impaired tributaries address an important link in a larger effort that has already improved aquatic habitat and dramatically decreased flooding. The product will be two final designs: an engineering plan to incorporate a Regenerative Stormwater Conveyance (RSC) system into the expansion of HWY KR, and a plan to […]

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