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The Fox River NRDA Trustees supported approximately 50% of the acquisition of 4.54 acres of land on the shoreline of the Green Bay, which was officially purchased by Brown County on October 27, 2020. Many agencies, organizations, and local stakeholders have invested in this initiative, such as the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Brown County, the Green Bay Visitor’s Bureau, and numerous. . . read more!
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Detroit Island is one of the islands in the Grand Traverse chain linking the Door Peninsula of Wisconsin to the Garden Peninsula of Michigan. Detroit Island is an elongate (6 km long, 0.2 km wide) island lying just a few hundred yards east of the Washington Island ferry dock. The island is 260 hectares, is 25 meters above Lake Michigan, and encompasses many low interior escarpments, reefs, and cob. . . read more!
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The ultimate objective of this proposal is to restore and enhance fish and wildlife habitat associated with coastal wetlands of Lower Green Bay, with specific benefits to northern pike, waterfowl, and marsh birds. Project success would be defined as: 1) establishment of coarse woody habitat in Lower Green Bay, 2) a clearer understanding of the potential for use of coarse woody habitat structures f. . . read more!
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This project acquired and protected two parcels totaling 221 acres of high quality wetland and associated upland habitat for wildlife species injured by PCBs, including migratory birds. The Kargus and Tews parcels are located in the city of Omro and the township of Nepeuskun, respectively. This project directly protects and conserves critical feeding and resting stopover habitat for migratory spec. . . read more!
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The main objectives of the project are to acquire 160 acres of priority wetlands and associated upland habitat. The Uihlein Waterfowl Production Area is targeted for this effort and DU has negotiated the sale and closed on 160 acres adjacent to Uihlein WPA.
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Lancaster Brook is a small stream in the northern portion of the Oneida Reservation that had become degraded due to residential development and agricultural activities in the watershed. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) classified Lancaster Brook as a Class 2 trout stream, meaning that the stream supports some natural reproduction, but not enough to make use of available food an. . . read more!
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Lancaster Brook is a small stream in the northern portion of the Oneida Reservation that had become degraded due to residential development and agricultural activities in the watershed. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) classified Lancaster Brook as a Class 2 trout stream, meaning that the stream supports some natural reproduction, but not enough to make use of available food an. . . read more!
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Lancaster Brook is a small stream in the northern portion of the Oneida Reservation that had become degraded due to residential development and agricultural activities in the watershed. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) classified Lancaster Brook as a Class 2 trout stream, meaning that the stream supports some natural reproduction, but not enough to make use of available food an. . . read more!
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