The Bad River Watershed Association (BRWA) is seeking a dynamic, motivated individual to continue BRWA’s growth and achievement with a balanced and inclusive approach to data driven watershed stewardship, even in the face of controversial and emotional issues. Primary responsibilities will include fundraising, financial management, organizational and community development, and program management, including supervision of staff.
Review of application materials will begin on March 15th and will continue until position is filled. CLICK HERE to view a full position description. Help BRWA recruit qualified candidates by sharing this announcement far and wide. Interested candidates can contact Dorothy Lagerroos at 715-763-3314 or
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Connecting People, Land, and Water
BRWA Seeking New Executive Director
We're Freezin' for a Reason!
The Bad River Watershed Association has formed a team for this year's Bayfield Winter Festival Polar Bear Plunge to raise funds for BRWA and the Bayfield Rec Center.
On March 2, 2013 we'll jump into icy Lake Superior to show our support for these organizations that add to the quality of life for our Chequamegon Bay area community.
We have a team goal of raising $2,000. Any amount will help us reach our goal. All donations are tax deductible.
Lake Superior Magazine announces Achievement Award Winner
Lake Superior Magazine is honored to introduce the winner of its 2012 Achievement Award – The Bad River Watershed Association. The award was announced in the October/November issue of Lake Superior Magazine currently available on the newsstands.
The award will be formally presented at the November 15 meeting of the association in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute building at Northland College, Ashland, Wisconsin, at 6 p.m.
Read the full article on our blog here
The Bad River Watershed Association (BRWA) is a community organization that works to involve all citizens in taking care of and enjoying their home watershed. We accomplish this by conducting educational programs and forums about how our watershed can be affected by the decisions we make. In addition, we assist citizens to gather information, identify problems and implement solutions to maintain the integrity of the watershed for future generations.
The BRWA envisions a future in which change and development within the watershed grow from a stewardship ethic that seeks to minimize ecological damage, while maximizing ecological and community health.
Click here to watch a video to learn more about the Bad River Watershed Association: Connecting People, Land and Water...
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101 W. Main St., Suite #204P.O. Box 875
Ashland, WI 54806
715-682-2003
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