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Wisconsin’s Strategy for Wildlife Species of Greatest Conservation Need
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3-36. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with southern dry forest and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s)
that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management of
southern dry forest......................................................................................................3-694
3-37. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with southern dry-mesic forest and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of southern dry-mesic forest.....................................................................3-703
3-38. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with southern hardwood swamp and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of southern hardwood swamp...................................................................3-711
3-39. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with southern mesic forest and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of southern mesic forest...........................................................................3-718
3-40. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with white pine – red maple swamp and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of white pine – red maple swamp. ............................................................3-730
3-41. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with alder thicket and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s) that
represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management of alder
thicket........................................................................................................................3-739
3-42. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with bog relict and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s) that
represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management of bog relict
..................................................................................................................................3-746
3-43. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with calcareous fen (southern) and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of calcareous fen (southern).....................................................................3-756
3-44. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with emergent aquatic and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s)
that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management of
emergent aquatic.........................................................................................................3-769
3-45. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with emergent aquatic – wild rice and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of emergent aquatic – wild rice. ...............................................................3-778
3-46. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with ephemeral ponds and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s)
that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management of
ephemeral ponds.........................................................................................................3-786
3-47. Vertebrate Species of Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association
with Great Lakes coastal fens and a high probability of occurring in an Ecological
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or
management of Great Lakes coastal fens......................................................................3-794
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