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Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table Page 3-50. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with coolwater streams and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support coolwater streams...................................................................3-406 3-51. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with impoundments/reservoirs.............................3-410 3-52. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with impoundments/reservoirs and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support impoundments/reservoirs. .......................................................3-412 3-53. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with impoundments/reservoirs and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support impoundments/reservoirs. .......................................................3-413 3-54. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with inland lakes. ...............................................3-418 3-55. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with inland lakes and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support inland lakes. ...........................................................................................3-420 3-56. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with inland lakes and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support inland lakes. ............................................................................................3-421 3-57. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with Lake Michigan............................................3-424 3-58. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with Lake Michigan and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Lake Michigan. ......................................................................3-426 3-59. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with Lake Michigan and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Lake Michigan. ......................................................................3-427 3-60. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with Lake Superior. ............................................3-430 3-61. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with Lake Superior and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Lake Superior. ......................................................................3-432 3-62. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with Lake Superior and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Lake Superior. .........................................................................................3-433 3-63. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with warmwater rivers........................................3-436 3-64. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with warmwater rivers and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support warmwater rivers....................................................................3-438 3-65. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with warmwater rivers and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support warmwater rivers....................................................................3-439 3-66. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with warmwater streams.....................................3-443 3-67. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with warmwater streams and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support warmwater streams.................................................................3-445 Table of Contents Page xxviii
Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table Page 3-68. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with warmwater streams and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support warmwater streams.................................................................3-446 3-69. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with Great Lakes barrens communities. ...............3-451 3-70. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with Great Lakes barrens communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Great Lakes barrens...............................................3-452 3-71. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with Great Lakes barrens communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Great Lakes barrens...............................................3-453 3-72. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with oak barrens communities.............................3-458 3-73. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with oak barrens communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support oak barrens. ...........................................................................3-460 3-74. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with oak barrens communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support oak barrens. ...........................................................................3-461 3-75. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with pine barrens communities............................3-467 3-76. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with pine barrens communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support pine barrens...........................................................3-468 3-77. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with pine barrens communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support pine barrens. ..........................................................................3-469 3-78. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with bracken grassland communities....................3-475 3-79. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with bracken grassland communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support bracken grassland. .................................................3-477 3-80. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with bracken grassland communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support bracken grassland. .................................................3-478 3-81. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with dry prairie communities...............................3-483 3-82. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with dry prairie communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support dry prairie. .............................................................................3-485 3-83. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with dry prairie communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support dry prairie. .............................................................................3-486 3-84. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with dry-mesic prairie communities.....................3-492 3-85. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with dry-mesic prairie communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support dry-mesic prairie....................................................3-494 Table of Contents Page xxix
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