Announcements 

Berrini & Associates, LLC has prepared for the DLIA "An Evaluation of a Selected Portion of the Brown’s Channel Watershed" Click to see the full report

Geese are major contributors of phosphorus in lakes and ponds. A single adult Canada goose produces up to 1 to 2 lbs. of droppings daily, and their feces are highly concentrated with nutrients. Consequently, just four adult geese can contribute as much phosphorus to a waterway as an entire household septic system. This nutrient loading acts as a direct catalyst for eutrophication. When excessive phosphorus enters the water, it triggers massive algal blooms and rapid weed grow

On Monday, June 16, 2026 Adam Handel and Crew presented an informative Aquatic Invasive Species workshop at Waters Edge. They brought fresh samples to demonstrate along with a slide presentation of whether the plants were good or bad, and why we need aquatic plants. The participants were enthusiastic and will take their new knowledge - and several handouts - home with them to observe their own property. Thank you everyone who participated! If you see something suspect in Dela

On July 11, 2026 the DLIA held it's 2026 Annual Meeting at Waters Edge in Delavan. We reviewed what we accomplish in 2025 and what were expecting to do in 2026. A few of the highlights Please click below to see the entire meeting Power Point deck.

Dr. Dale Robertson, Research Hydrologist, USGS Dale will be presenting the “State of the Water Quality in Delavan Lake in 2024; where are...

If you were not able to attend our Annual Meeting on April 26th, 2025, you may download the presentation.

The DLIA has been a partner in a multi-year wetland restoration project just north of Delavan Lake's Inlet. See the link for the full...

On Sunday, July 14th, several DLIA board members met with Delavan Club homeowners at a hot dog-and-beer get together. The Delavan Club is...

On Monday, July 8, Charlie Handel and Audrey Greene presented an informative Aquatic Invasive Species workshop at Waters Edge. They...

More than 100 people attended the meeting at the Wisconsin Room of Lake Lawn Resort on Saturday, June 22nd. Many interesting topics were...

By Chris Hardie, as seen in The Delavan Enterprise, April 25, 2024 The lifeblood of any farmer is the soil that provides their...

The April 13, 2024 Annual Meeting was recorded on Zoom. It's a little complicated but worthwhile! To watch it, here is the Zoom link:...

Lake Lawn Resort's Wisconsin Room will be the site of our third annual Inlet/Outlet meeting, bringing together residents and friends of...

The Annual Meeting was held at the Delavan Lake Yacht Club with approximately 100 members and friends in attendance. People heard about...

This mild weather is giving us a sense of relief that we won't have more snow and icy sidewalks and driveways and plowing and...

What's all the fuss about no-till farming? Watch this 4-minute video from the University of Wisconsin that compares no-till to...