You rock !! We have been awarded the Br Co Conservation Club of the Year !! Please consider coming out to support your cause.
Read more about " May 10 – BCCA Conservation Club of the Year Awards Dinner ".
This summer GBTU is sponsoring several youth camps and offering chances to volunteer at multiple youth events. Find out how you can help !
Read more about " OPPORTUNITIES! OPPORTUNITIES! OPPORTUNITIES! ".
GBTU teaches fly tying and casting to a bunch of excited youngsters at the 2019 Take-a-Kid-Fishing Day.
Read more about " June 1 – Take-a-Kid-Fishing Day Summary & Pictures ".
GBTU is made up of Brown and Door Counties. Our next guest speaker, Tom Clay will join us from the Door County Land Trust to discuss the great work of their organization and how it can connect to GBTU.
Read more about " April 4, 2019 Program ".
On January 7th, water resources supervisor Jim Snitgen will be sharing habitat work the Oneida Nation is doing on Brown County trout streams, how many trout are there, and more.
Read more about " Program #3 – Brown Co Trout Streams ".
In a county once known for its clear trout streams and rivers, all of Kewaunee County's three rivers – the East Twin, Ahnapee and Kewaunee – are now on the EPA's Impaired Waters list. What happened ?
Read more about " Where Have All the Trout Gone ? ".
Whether you want to discover new trout fishing spots, care about the protection of one-of-a-kind coldwater resources or both...you will want to be at GBTU's second program of the meeting season.
Read more about " Program #2 – Langlade County Spring Ponds ".