Transcription of WISCONSIN’S WETLAND GEMS
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wisconsin S WETLAND GEMSS outheast Coastal RegionSC-1 Chiwaukee PrairieSC-2 Des Plaines River Floodplain & MarshesSC-3 Germantown SwampSC-4 Renak-Polak WoodsSC-5 Root River Riverine ForestSC-6 Warnimont Bluff FensSoutheast RegionSE-1 Beulah BogSE-2 Cedarburg Bog SE-3 Cherokee MarshSE-4 Horicon MarshSE-5 Huiras Lake SE-6 Lulu LakeSE-7 Milwaukee River Floodplain ForestSE-8 Nichols CreekSE-9 Rush LakeSE-10 Scuppernong River AreaSE-11 Spruce Lake BogSE-12 Sugar River Floodplain ForestSE-13 Waubesa WetlandsSE-14 White River MarshCentral RegionC-1 Bass Lake Fen & Lunch Creek Sedge MeadowC-2 Bear Bluff BogC-3 Black RiverC-4 Blue SwampC-5 Comstock-Germania MarshC-6 Dewey MarshC-7 Jay Creek C-8 Page Creek MarshC-9 Quincy Bluff & Sohlberg LakeC-10 Suk-Cerney WetlandsC-11 Summerton BogWest RegionW-1 Big SwampW-2 Fort McCoyW-3 Kickapoo Valley ReserveW-4 Lower Chippewa River DeltaW-5 Lower St. Croix River CorridorW-6 Lower wisconsin River & Wyalusing State ParkW-7 Oak Ridge LakeW-8 Snow BottomsW-9 Trempealeau River Sedge Meadow W-10 Upper Mississippi & Trempealeau River National Wildlife RefugesW-11 Van Loon BottomsW-12 Whitman Bottoms Northeast RegionNE-1 Black Ash SwampNE-2 Brazeau SwampNE-3 Hortonville BogNE-4 Kangaroo LakeNE-5 Kohler Andrae DunesNE-6 Mink River EstuaryNE-7 Miscauno Cedar SwampNE-8 Moonlight Bay & Connected Wetlands NE-9 North BayNE-10 Peshtigo River DeltaNE-11 Point Beach & DunesNE-12 Rushes
Wetland Gems ® are high quality ... Leave items like stones, feathers, artifacts, wood, etc. so that others may enjoy them. State and federal laws prohibit removal of certain objects at some sites. Observe wildlife from a distance. ... Plan for Protection of Wisconsin’s Wetland Gems ...
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