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ENVIRONMENT: Sweet Water Trust Introduces E-Newsletter
Joyce grantee, Southeastern Wisconsin Watersheds Trust, Inc. (Sweet Water), a coalition supporting healthy and sustainable water resources throughout the Greater Milwaukee Watersheds, introduces its first E-Newsletter—the Rivers Report.
Along with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the University of Wisconsin-Extension, Sweet Water will distribute the Rivers Report quarterly to promote regional efforts that advance water quality and water resource restoration. Together, the three partners will bring the latest events, programs, projects, and people who move the region closer to fishable and swimmable waters.
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