The Fishdam Sturgeon Watershed (HUC 04030112) covers approximately 160 square miles in northeastern Wisconsin. The hydrology of the watershed is dominated by the Oconto River, which flows through the region and provides vital habitat for fish, including the federally endangered sturgeon. The area receives an average of 50-60 inches of snowfall annually, with peak accumulation occurring in January and February. Surface water quality is generally good, but there are concerns about high levels of sediment and nutrient runoff from agricultural lands. The watershed also contains several small reservoirs, which provide important recreational opportunities for the community. Climatic trends in the region include increasing temperatures and precipitation, which may have implications for snowpack accumulation and surface water quality. Overall, the Fishdam Sturgeon Watershed is an important natural resource that requires careful management to ensure its continued ecological health and recreational value.