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Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table Page 3-160. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with southern hardwood swamp communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern hardwood swamp..............................3-709 3-161. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historic ally were) moderately associated with southern hardwood swamp communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern hardwood swamp..............................3-710 3-162. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with southern mesic forest communities...............3-715 3-163. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with southern mesic forest communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern mesic forest. ............................................3-716 3-164. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with southern mesic forest communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern mesic forest. ............................................3-717 3-165. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with southern tamarack swamp communities........3-721 3-166. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with southern tamarack swamp communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support southern tamarack swamp. ..............................3-722 3-167. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with white pine – red maple swamp communities ..................................................................................................................................3-727 3-168. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with white pine – red maple swamp communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support white pine – red maple swamp. ......3-728 3-169. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with white pine – red maple swamp communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support white pine – red maple swamp. ......3-729 3-170. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with alder thicket communities............................3-736 3-171. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with alder thicket communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support alder thicket...........................................................3-737 3-172. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with alder thicket communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support alder thicket. ..........................................................................3-738 3-173. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with bog relict communities................................3-743 3-174. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with bog relict communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support bog relict. ..............................................................................3-744 3-175. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with bog relict communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support bog relict. ..............................................................................3-745 3-176. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with boreal rich fen communities.........................3-749 3-177. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with boreal rich fen communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support boreal rich fen. ......................................................3-750 Table of Contents Page xxxiv
Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need Table Page 3-178. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with calcareous fen (southern) communities.........3-753 3-179. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with calcareous fen (southern) communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support calcareous fen (southern). ...............................3-754 3-180. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with calcareous fen (southern) communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support calcareous fen (southern). ...............................3-755 3-181. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with coastal plain marsh communities..................3-760 3-182. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with coastal plain marsh communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support coastal plain marsh. ...............................................3-761 3-183. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with emergent aquatic communities.....................3-765 3-184. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with emergent aquatic communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic....................................................3-767 3-185. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with emergent aquatic communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic....................................................3-768 3-186. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with emergent aquatic – wild rice communities. ...3-775 3-187. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with emergent aquatic – wild rice communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic – wild rice. .........3-776 3-188. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with emergent aquatic – wild rice communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support emergent aquatic – wild rice............................3-777 3-189. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with ephemeral pond communities. .....................3-783 3-190. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with ephemeral pond communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support ephemeral ponds....................................................3-784 3-191. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with ephemeral pond communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support ephemeral ponds....................................................3-785 3-192. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with Great Lakes coastal fen communities. ..........3-791 3-193. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with Great Lakes coastal fen communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Great Lakes coastal fens. ................................3-792 3-194. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately associated with Great Lakes coastal fen communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support Great Lakes coastal fens.........................................3-793 3-195. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) moderately or significantly associated with interdunal wetland communities...................3-797 3-196. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are (or historically were) significantly associated with interdunal wetland communities and their association with Ecological Landscapes that support interdunal wetland. ................................................3-798 Table of Contents Page xxxv
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