Earlier in the month, Lakeshore staff installed a new interpretive sign highlighting the importance of creating year-round habitat for birds and other native wildlife. The sign is located along the western paved trail, between the beach and fishing pier. The sign was installed using funds from the Friends of Wisconsin State Park’s Incentive Grant. Many thanks to FWSP and FLSP members for the donations that made this project possible!
The Friends of Lakeshore State Park are excited to have our beautiful park as host site for the Milwaukee Chinese Community Center’s Dragon Boat Festival. We will be in the race with our team “Fishful Thinking” and helping provide volunteers for the event too.
Every family visit to Lakeshore State Park is a chance to take great care of Milwaukee’s urban oasis for everyone to enjoy! When your family explores the trails, watches birds by the lagoon, or enjoys a picnic with Lake Michigan as your backdrop, you’re part of something special. Lakeshore State Park belongs to all of us, and that means we all get to be its caretakers.
On a beautiful Tuesday in May, something special happened at Milwaukee’s own urban oasis, Lakeshore State Park. Students rotated through interactive, water-focused learning stations led by local scientists and environmental educators as part of the Milwaukee Water Investigation Project.
Join us as Milwaukee’s own Deadelijk performs live at Radio Milwaukee, located at 220 East Pittsburgh Avenue, on Thursday, June 5, 2025. This incredible show is a direct benefit for the Friends of Lakeshore Park, helping to support and enhance our beloved green spaces.
Between March 31 and April 9, 2025, Lakeshore State Park conducted a prescribed burn during a window of favorable weather. Though only 9.5 of the park’s 22 acres were burned—specifically the prairie areas—the entire park was closed for safety. Prescribed, or controlled, burns are a key land management tool, relying on experienced crews and the […]