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Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Page 5.6 Species of Greatest Conservation Need Habitat (Natural Community) Monitoring ...5-20 5.6.1 Overview of Habitat Monitoring Gaps.........................................................5-20 5.6.2 Gaps in Aquatic Monitoring .......................................................................5-21 5.6.3 Gaps in Barrens Monitoring........................................................................5-22 5.6.4 Gaps in Grassland Monitoring ....................................................................5-22 5.6.5 Gaps in Northern Forest Monitoring............................................................5-22 5.6.6 Gaps in Oak Savanna Monitoring................................................................5-23 5.6.7 Gaps in Southern Forest Monitoring............................................................5-23 5.6.8 Gaps in Wetland Monitoring.......................................................................5-24 5.7 Importance of Citizen-collected Data to CWCP Monitoring ...................................5-25 5.7.1 Uses of Citizen-collected Data....................................................................5-25 5.7.2 Elements in the Development of Citizen-based Monitoring Programs............5-26 5.7.3 WDNR Support for the Expansion of Citizen-based Monitoring Activities ....5-28 Chapter 6. Public Participation 6.1 Communication and Coordination for Strategy Development ...................................6-1 6.2 Communication and Coordination for Strategy Implementation................................6-3 Chapter 7. Review and Revision 7.1 Introduction ..........................................................................................................7-1 7.2 Organization .........................................................................................................7-1 7.3 Scope and Recommendations for Strategy Review and Revision ..............................7-2 Bibliography Appendices A. An Alphabetical Listing of Common and Scientific Names of Organisms Mentioned in Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need that Were Not Evaluated in the Process of Determining Vertebrate and/or Invertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need B. Categorization of All Vertebrate Species Considered During the Process of Determining Wisconsin’s Species of Greatest Conservation Need C. State Natural Areas and other Ecological Reference Sites by Ecological Landscape D. Existing or Historic Inventory and Monitoring Programs in Wisconsin E. Public Involvement Materials F. Letters of Support G. Quick Guide to the 8 Required Elements H. Selected Index of Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need in Wisconsin's Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table of Contents Page xxiv
Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need LIST OF TABLES Table Page 2-1. Natural and surrogate communities in Wisconsin used in this report................................... 2-8 2-2. Opportunities for sustaining Wisconsin’s natural communities by Ecological Landscape..... 2-9 2-3. Natural communities occurring in the Superior Coastal Plain arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-13 2-4. Natural communities occurring in the Northwest Lowlands arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-16 2-5. Natural communities occurring in the Northwest Sands arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape.............. 2-18 2-6. Natural communities occurring in the North Central Forest arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-21 2-7. Natural communities occurring in the Northern Highlands arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-23 2-8. Natural communities occurring in the Forest Transition arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape.............. 2-26 2-9. Natural communities occurring in the Northeast Sands arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape.............. 2-28 2-10. Natural communities occurring in the Northern Lake Michigan Coastal arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-31 2-11. Natural communities occurring in the Central Lake Michigan Coastal arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-34 2-12. Natural communities occurring in the Western Prairie arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape.............. 2-36 2-13. Natural communities occurring in the Western Coulee and Ridges arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-39 2-14. Natural communities occurring in the Southwest Savanna arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-42 2-15. Natural communities occurring in the Central Sand Plains arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape................................................................................................................... 2-45 2-16. Natural communities occurring in the Central Sand Hills arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-48 2-17. Natural communities occurring in the Southeast Glacial Plains arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-51 2-18. Natural communities occurring in the Southern Lake Michigan Coastal arranged by the level of opportunity to sustain and manage the natural community type in this Ecological Landscape. .................................................................................................................. 2-54 2-19. Justification for Addition of Individual Bird Species to the List of Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need. ........................................................................................ 2-60 Table of Contents Page xxv
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