WHAT IS THE
Sheboygan River Basin
The Sheboygan River Basin includes most of Sheboygan County, along with northeast Ozaukee County, northeast Fond du Lac County, and parts of southern Manitowoc County. Approximately 615 square miles, the basin topography varies from flat moraine landscapes to low rounded hills interrupted by narrow valleys. Visited by many, recreation within this network of rivers is high year round. Because of this an interactive river basin map has been created to help people learn and access the basin. There is a good diversity of sport fish, especially in the low reaches of this basin. Find out more.
learn about the
Sheboygan River Basin Partnership
The Sheboygan River Basin Partnership (SRBP) is a non-profit alliance of conservation and environmental groups working together to improve the health of Sheboygan County rivers and lakes. The basin encompasses approximately 615 square miles of land in Sheboygan, Ozaukee, Fond du Lac, Calumet and Manitowoc Counties. Altogether, the Sheboygan River basin contains 21 lakes and six river impoundments greater than ten acres. Find out more.
our purpose
We cultivate partnerships to raise public awarness, engage participation in stewardship, and promote sound decision-making regarding issues that affect the health of water resources in the Sheboygan River Basin.
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our impact
Our members work with communities within the basin to provide infrastructure improvements, habitat improvements, waste clean ups, and educational seminars.
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our people
Cultivating partnerships is central to our mission and our supporters, volunteers, and partners are key to the work that we do. The water we care for unites us all and should be available to all.
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“The river moves from land to water to land, in and out of organisms, reminding us what native peoples have never forgotten: that you cannot separate the land from the water, or the people from the land.”
— Lynn Noel
