In 2019, Wisconsin turned 87,000 cubic yards of harbor dredge into 14 acres of shorebird habitat; in 2026, endangered piping plovers nested there for the first time since 1977, ending a 49-year absence
- Conservationists in Wisconsin have reached an important milestone in Great Lakes wildlife restoration after a pair of piping plovers was found nesting on Wisconsin Point in Superior.
- The discovery ends a 49-year absence of nesting piping plovers at the site.
- According to an official announcement from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the endangered shorebirds nested in the St.
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- Conservationists in Wisconsin have reached an important milestone in Great Lakes wildlife restoration after a pair of piping plovers was found nesting on Wisconsin Point in Superior.
- The discovery ends a 49-year absence of nesting piping plovers at the site.
- According to an official announcement from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the endangered shorebirds nested in the St.
Sources: Times of India