Trout Unlimited

Wisconsin Council

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds

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One of Wisconsin Trout Unlimited's prime objectives is to provide generations the opportunity to enjoy coldwater resources. The most direct and visible way in which Wisconsin Trout Unlimited accomplishes this goal is through holistic steam channel restoration projects. Although our projects certainly benefit trout, we make sure that our projects also aid other stream corridor inhabitants, fro... more

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WITU Veterans Service Partnership

The Veterans Service Partnership (VSP) is an initiative of TU’s to serve veterans, active duty military and their families by engaging them through the recreational therapy of angling and with the sustaining support of the TU community. Our goals are to bring the full weight of TU’s 300,000 members and supporters to deploy across the nation engaging and supporting local military and veteran famili... more

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WITU Youth Education

Just as Wisconsin Trout Unlimited works in our streams, and with U.S. Military Veterans, it also works with children. One of Wisconsin TU's goals is to introduce children -- increasingly stuck behind computers and surrounded by pavement -- to the outdoors, and to get them involved in activities that do not involve beeping boxes. Wisconsin Trout Unlimited strives to get kids in the water, catc... more

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WITU Opposes proposed Isolated Wetlands Legislation

SB 600 / AB 547 go too far and threaten Wisconsin’s annual $1.4 Billion fishing industry.

Support Wisconsin TU - Become a 2018 Banquet Sponsor

Wisconsin Trout Unlimited is seeking individual and business sponsors for our 2018 Banquet. Sponsorship levels start at $100 (and that includes 2... Read More

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ACTION ALERT: Sulfide Mining Bill(s) Update

Wisconsin lawmakers are currently working on a bill that would make it much easier to operate sulfide mines in our state (the kind that produce... Read More