The Waterway Restoration Partnership is a group of long-standing, trusted partners in the community who have been working together for years to improve water quality in the area. With a once in a generation opportunity on the horizon, the organizations are formalizing their partnership and redoubling their commitment to work together to clean up the Milwaukee Estuary Area of Concern.
From Abandoned Shipping Canal to Neighborhood Oasis
What could the Burnham Canal become? From birdwatching and exploring nature to fishing or relaxing by the water, the Burnham Canal has lots of possibilities for the future. What would make you want to spend time here? Join us for From Abandoned Shipping Canal to Neighborhood Oasis on November 10th from 5-7 PM to learn about the Burnham Canal Wetland Restoration Project, make wetland inspired art, enjoy food, and share your ideas for future public access.
New Facility Marks Major Milestone in Milwaukee Estuary Cleanup
Completed ahead of schedule and $26 million under budget, the Dredged Material Management Facility (DMMF) is ready to provide safe, secure containment for tons of contaminated sediment that will be removed from the Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic Rivers, marking a major milestone in this partnership-driven cleanup effort.
Sediment & Floodplain Cleanup
Find out more about the upcoming Sediment and Greenway Floodplain Cleanup Project.