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Projects Completed By Shadows on the Wolf

Bamboo Bend

Handicap Accessible Fishing Piers

Handicap Accessible Fishing Piers

In October 2024, Bamboo Bend received updates. This is a popular location where 100's of people come to see the sturgeon spawn each year. Stone was added to the trail and part of the trail was paved.

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Handicap Accessible Fishing Piers

Handicap Accessible Fishing Piers

Handicap Accessible Fishing Piers

From Shawano to New London, Shadows has donated handicap accessible fishing piers on the Wolf River. Click the photo for the locations of all fishing piers. A new pier was added in 2024 at the Shiocton Lake Park for children and disabled individuals only.

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Highway X Sturgeon Trail 2020

Handicap Accessible Fishing Piers

Highway X Sturgeon Trail 2020

A major habitat project to benefit Lake Sturgeon spawning areas was completed in 2020.  The area along the Wolf River known as the Sturgeon Trail, County Rd X west of New London, is the site of this habitat improvement project. 

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Veteran's Bridge

Highway X Sturgeon Trail 2020

The Veteran's memorial bridge was completed in October 2020. It is located between the Shadows Educational Facility and Shiocton's Veteran Memorial.

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Shiocton Boat Landing

Shiocton Boat Landing

Shadows completed improvements to Shiocton Boat Ramp. South of the bridge the erosion was causing the bank to fall into the channel. Rip Rap was added to the bank. In 2022, the parking lot was widened and improved to make the parking at the landing safer.

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Projects Completed in 2024

3 Culverts on Drier Rd  Challenge the Outdoors

Outagamie 4H Leaders  Bamboo Bend

Shiocton School District  Bamboo Bend

Families in Need  Bamboo Bend

Wolf River Beavers 4H  Lake Park Fish Stocking

Wood Duck Houses  Boat Landing Add On

Ladies Night for a Cause  S/B Fire Fighters Assoc

Shiocton Gridiron Club  Shiocton National Night Out

Prep Bamboo Bend  Shiocton Sportsman's Club

Bamboo Bend  Lake Park Handicap Fishing Pier

Bamboo Bend Stone  Navarino Nature Center

Fox Valley Technical College  Bamboo Bend Stone

Black Creek Sportsman's Club  Breath of Life

Bamboo Bend  Lake Park Decking on Handicap Pier

Shiocton HS Trap League  Shiocton Summer Sports

Shiocton Lions Club  Hortonville Lions Club

UWSP Foundation  Railed at Full Draw

Manawa Trap League  Shiocton NASP Club

Toad Creek Archer  Friends of Cert. Inc

Stone  Shiocton Steps for Suicide Awareness

Sturgeon Cameras  Little Wolf Outdoors Inc

UWSP Foundation

John Lammers' dedicated his time to stain the Bamboo Bend shelter and multiple fishing piers.

Kids Don't Float Program

 In 2018, Shadows on the Wolf built and placed the very first Kids Don't Float life jacket station in Shiocton located at the Shiocton boat landing.  This station offers life jackets for families to borrow at no cost.  When you are finished using the life jackets, you simply return them so that other families can use them.  Kids Don't Float began in Homer, Alaska, in early 1996 as a statewide injury prevention program that was developed to address Alaska's high child and youth drowning rate.  The Homer Fire Department, with a grant from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, collaborated with Homer Safe Kids, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the Homer School District to establish 15 life jacket loaner stations in communities around Kachemak Bay. The stations, or "loaner boards," display life jackets that can be borrowed at no cost and returned after use. The public response was so positive that, in November of the same year, the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Section of Community Health and EMS, the U.S. Coast Guard District 17 Recreational Boating Safety Program, and Alaska Safe Kids partnered on an expansion. In 2000, the newly established State Office of Boating Safety joined the partnership.  The Kids Don't Float Program now has over 100,000 participants throughout the U.S.   Shadows on the Wolf's Shawano Chapter also has a station at the Shawano Lake Park and one soon at Cecil Park.  We hope to expand the effort further this year at boat launches on the Wolf River.  Your donations help us to be able to complete projects such as this that benefit our community and our children. For more information on the Kids Don't Float program history, visit the Alaska Department of Natural Resources Website:  
Read the history of the Kids Don't Float below 

Learn to Hunt Turkey Hunts Youth & Ladies

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