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Our Mission

To form an alliance of concerned citizens, landowners, and public and private organizations to protect and improve the water quality and natural habitats in the Ulao Creek Watershed.
Evolution of the Partnership Organization Structure
Goals Past Projects
Importance of Ulao Creek Partners
Planning & Resource Management Stormwater Management Plan
Membership What's New

IN THIS ISSUE...

From the President

The Vegetation of The Ulao Swamp

History and Origin of Port Ulao, Ozaukee

Tales from the Swamp - A Historical Perspective of the Land

Hydrology of the Ulao Creek Watershed

Ulao Creek Water Quality Monitoring

WDNR River Protection Grant

Stormwater Management

Officers & Board of Directors

Join Us - Membership Information

Newsletter Comments

Contact Information

Mission Statement


President Tim Kaul displays a buck taken in the Ulao Swamp during the 2001 hunting season.

FROM THE PRESIDENT...

By Tim Kaul - Landowner

It is with great satisfaction that I am able to

introduce the first newsletter of The Ulao Creek Partnership, Inc. (UCP). So much has taken place since December 1995, when David Schwengel had the idea to bring people together to increase awareness of a little creek and watershed in southeast Ozaukee County.

You will notice in this and future newsletters that much has been accomplished, yet so much remains to be done. The results from one study may answer some questions, but also reveal many more. As the creek continues to flow, so do we need to continue to push on if we are to achieve our goals. The Partnership has summarized its goals to form its mission statement, which is to form an alliance of concerned citizens, landowners, and public and private organizations to protect and improve the water quality and natural habitats in the Ulao Creek watershed. We continue to follow this mission through the newsletter by informing the public of our activities and giving you information about Ulao Creek and the watershed.

So, as you read through this and future editions of the Ulao Whistler or visit our new website (ulaocreek.org), please have an open mind about what we are trying to accomplish and see where you may want to get involved with us. The Partnership’s mission is about protecting and enhancing the watershed, but the real meaning of Partnership is people working together for a common good. Please consider joining us with an active membership. We can make a difference in how we live in our environment, even in a little watershed in eastern Wisconsin.

OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers

President
Tim Kaul, Landowner

Vice-President
Paul Helms, Landowner

Secretary
Andy Holschbach, Director, Ozaukee County Land & Water Conservation Department

Treasurer
Karin Manley, Landowner

Board of Directors
Noel Cutright, Senior Ecologist, We Energies
Tom Latzl, Landowner
Jim Reinartz, Director, UWM Field Station
David A. Schwengel, Concerned Citizen
Steve Seyfert, Executive Director, Ozaukee Washington Land Trust

NEWSLETTER COMMENTS

Do you have feedback on our UCP newsletter?

Please send your comments to:

Andrew T. Struck
Ozaukee County
Land & Water Conservation Department
P.O. Box 994
Port Washington, WI 53074

ULAO CREEK PARTNERSHIP, INC.

C/O ANDY HOLSCHBACH, SECRETARY
POST OFFICE BOX 994
PORT WASHINGTON, WI 53074-0994
Phone: 262-238-8271
Fax: 262-238-8278
Email: UCP@co.ozaukee.wi.us

Mission Statement

The Ulao Creek Partnership, Inc. (UCP) is a grassroots, community-based 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization comprised of concerned citizens, landowners, and public and private organizations aligned to protect and improve the water quality and natural habitats in the Ulao Creek Watershed.

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