Lake Nagawicka Restoration Project (December 2006)

Delavan Lake Improvement Association Report (February 2005)

Annual Meeting Report 2005 - [PowerPoint Presentation] 2005

LKWA Forest Floodplain Report (February 2005)

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (EA) - (December 2004)

Annual Meeting Report 2004

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT (EIR) - (October 2003)

ACOE Project 206 Prelim Report - (June 2003)

ORDINARY HIGH WATER MARK (OHWM) SUMMARY - (Submitted November 2002).

Steve Hjort/ECO-RESOURCE CONSULTING - Biography

TECH/SCIENCE EXPERTS

Steve Hjort/ECO-RESOURCE CONSULTING
The ecological staff employed by Eco-Resource Consulting provides diverse expertise aquatic and terrestrial biology and ecology. This expertise includes the areas of aquatic biology and ecology, fisheries biology and management, wetland determination delineation, forestry and woodland characterization, groundwater and surface quality investigation and evaluation, watershed modeling and analysis, hydrology, application and permitting, lake management planning and litigation support. ERC has considerable experience in conducting ecological assessments for evaluation a natural ecosystem, as well as for planning and data collection services.

ROB MONTGOMERY/Jason Lefers
www.ms-rs.org
Montgomery Associates provides specialty water resource engineering services. The firm has expanded its capabilities and staffing in surface water and groundwater analysis and design, but remains committed to providing expertise in hydrology and hydraulics applied to environmental management.

Through a multi-disciplinary staff combined with a think-tank atmosphere, Project work has included hydrologic and hydraulic issues associated with lake and dam management, continuous hydrologic (surface water and groundwater) modeling of watersheds and stormwater management systems, and complex hydraulic analysis and design of riverine systems.

Dr. David M. Mickelson
Dr. Mickelson is Professor of Geology and Geophysics, Geological Engineering, and Water Resources Management at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

He received a B.A. from Clark University, an M.S. from the University of Maine, and a Ph.D. in 1971 from The Ohio State University and has taught glacial geology, intro geomorphology, coastal geomorphology and air photo interpretation. Geomorphology is the study of earth surface processes.

His other main area of research is shoreline erosion and nearshore and beach processes. He has recently published several papers on shore processes on the Great Lakes. He has done research on modern glaciers and glacial deposits in Sweden and Norway, Argentina, China, Alaska, the Rocky Mountains, New England, and the Midwest.