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DCEC Announces Summer Seminars

Mark your calendars for these great programs remaining this summer!

A new Great Lakes program has been added to our schedule! On Wednesday, August 13th, DCEC will bring you "Great Lakes Restoration: One Community at a Time." Jamie Cross, Alliance for the Great Lakes and Coggin Herringa, Crossroads at Big Creek, are featured speakers. Check our meeting/events page for details on all these programs.

On August 20th, award winning writer and 10 year veteran Newsweek reporter Peter Annin, the leading authority on Great Lakes Water Diversions, joins us at our Annual Summer Program with "The Great Lakes Water Wars--the Threat Continues."

Then, September 16 brings Maureen Muldoon, PhD, to discuss "Threats to Your Drinking Water." The associate professor at UW Oshkosh is an award winner for her work in water quality monitoring in fractured rock aquifers. Her PhD research was conducted right here in Door County!



Welcome to The Door County Environmental Council
The Door County Environmental Council, Inc., informally known as "DCEC", was founded in 1969 and incorporated as a Federal 501c3 educational nonprofit organization in 1971. Even then, caring citizens could see looming threats to the county's waters, bays, wild shores, bluffs, sand dunes, woodlands, wetlands, farms, orchards and fields.

Realizing that unrestrained commercial development and suburbanization would be disastrous for this beautiful section of the Niagara Escarpment, DCEC became an active force for preservation and protection.





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 Our Major Objectives

  • Protection of Door County's natural area through effective land use measures, including zoning, other regulations and private stewardship.
  • Maintenance of the basic components of our environment in Door County: clean air, surface water quality, groundwater quality, soil integrity.

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Door County Environmental Council
P O Box 114, Fish Creek WI 54212
Phone: 920-743-6003 | FAX: 920-743-6727
Info@dcec-wi.org

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