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Our Mission To form an alliance of concerned citizens, landowners, and public and private organizations to protect and improve the water quality and natural habitats in the Ulao Creek Watershed. |
| Who We Are The Ulao Creek Partnership, formed in 1995, is a well-established and focused alliance of concerned citizens, landowners, and public and private organizations dedicated to protecting and improving the water quality and natural habitats in the Ulao Creek Watershed of Ozaukee County. |
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 Ulao Creek begins at the Ulao Swamp just south of Port
Washington, Wisconsin. It flows south through Grafton, Cedarburg, and
Mequon; where it joins the Milwaukee River just north of Thiensville. The
Ulao Swamp is a 490-acre wetland at the "heart" of the 16 square
mile Ulao
 Creek Watershed. (Click image to enlarge) |