US wildlife partners spent years protecting more than 1,700 acres along Wisconsin's Lake Superior shore; the project has restored wetlands, treated invasive plants and reconnected cold-water habitat
- The project brought together the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and Landmark Conservancy, a nonprofit organisation based in Menomonie, Wisconsin.
- Supported by federal funding and the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the effort focused on protecting connected natural areas along Lake Superior’s southern shore.
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- The project brought together the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and Landmark Conservancy, a nonprofit organisation based in Menomonie, Wisconsin.
- Supported by federal funding and the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the effort focused on protecting connected natural areas along Lake Superior’s southern shore.
Sources: Times of India