Graber Pond Outlet Structure

Middleton’s Water Resources Management Commission is evaluating alternatives for an outlet structure on Graber Pond to address downstream flood risks.

Graber Pond at Pheasant Branch Conservancy in Middleton Wisconsin

Middleton’s Water Resources Management Commission is presently evaluating various alternatives for constructing an outlet structure on Graber Pond to address downstream flood risks, along with renovations to the Misty Valley stormwater system. The Friends’ Watershed Committee continues to be engaged in these projects, which are interrelated with the entire Greenway proposal and have the potential to affect the larger Conservancy.
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Graber Pond and the Community Water Monitoring Network

Long-term monitoring of bodies of water like Graber Pond is a crucial part of ecosystem science and helps illustrate the area’s ecological health.

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Learn More About Pheasant Branch Conservancy

Located in Dane County, Pheasant Branch Conservancy features prairies, oak savannas, and wetlands that supply millions of gallons of water to Lake Mendota.

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About the Pheasant Branch Watershed

The Pheasant Branch Watershed consists of nearly 25 square miles and includes portions of the city and town of Middleton.

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