Prioritizing invasive plant control, part I
…equipment before they come to your property. Be careful of materials you might bring onto your land, especially soil, mulch, compost, and plants. They may come with unseen roots, seeds,…
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The wonder, beauty, and utility of wetlands
…the Lower Wisconsin River floodplain near Boydtown, Wisconsin (Crawford County), shows abundant downed wood and at least five different wetland types: emergent marsh, deep water slough, floodplain forest, grass/sedge meadow,…
Ephemeral ponds: Seasonal habitat for wildlife
…frogs calling for a mate. If you crouch by the water’s edge, you’ll find an entire community of creatures. You might witness the bustling activity of salamanders, frogs, toads, and…
Envisioning a “natural cathedral” in Mequon
…Preservation Partners’ work at facebook.com/MequonPreservation. The Mequon Preservation Partners: This project is funded by the Brookby Foundation, the Fund for Lake Michigan, the Wisconsin Coastal Management Program, and the National…