KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
Weather and water conditions can change quickly on Lake Superior.
To stay safe this boating season you need free real time, location-specific wind, and wave information at your fingertips. Enter Wave Watch, a new partnership between Friends of the Apostle Islands, the University of Wisconsin, and the National Park Service. Wave Watch is a constellation of solar-powered buoys which beginning in June of 2024 will provide boaters real-time data from five key boating locations around the islands.
Just scan the QR code with your phone or enter the URL and you have free access to exactly what you need, when you need it, right on your phone.
“Safe boating is informed boating,” says Jeff Rennicke, an Apostle Islands boater and Executive Director of Friends of the Apostle Islands. “Whether you are sailing, fishing, or cruising, Wave Watch can be your eyes on the water, to help boaters make informed decisions on route choice, channel crossings, anchorage selection, and more.”
Clings and stickers with the QR Code are available for your boat by contacting Friends of the Apostle Islands, P.O. Box 1574, Bayfield, WI 54814 (715)449-6900 and at www.FriendsoftheApostleislands.org.
Know before you go with Wave Watch and Friends of the Apostle Islands.
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