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<strong>Wisconsin</strong>’s Strategy for Wildlife Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need<br />
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3-48. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with interdunal wetland and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s)<br />
that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management <strong>of</strong><br />
interdunal wetland. .....................................................................................................3-800<br />
3-49. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with northern sedge meadow and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological<br />
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or<br />
management <strong>of</strong> northern sedge meadow.......................................................................3-808<br />
3-50. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with open bog and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s) that<br />
represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management <strong>of</strong> open bog<br />
..................................................................................................................................3-818<br />
3-51. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with shrub-carr and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s) that<br />
represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management <strong>of</strong> shrub-carr<br />
..................................................................................................................................3-827<br />
3-52. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with southern sedge meadow and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological<br />
Landscape(s) that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or<br />
management <strong>of</strong> southern sedge meadow.......................................................................3-835<br />
3-53. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with submergent aquatic and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s)<br />
that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management <strong>of</strong><br />
submergent aquatic. ....................................................................................................3-843<br />
3-54. Vertebrate Species <strong>of</strong> Greatest Conservation Need that have both a significant association<br />
with surrogate grasslands and a high probability <strong>of</strong> occurring in an Ecological Landscape(s)<br />
that represents a major opportunity for protection, restoration and/or management <strong>of</strong><br />
surrogate grasslands....................................................................................................3-860<br />
5-1. Monitoring within the adaptive management cycle........................................................... 5-2<br />
7-1. <strong>Wisconsin</strong>’s strategy for adaptive management including the role <strong>of</strong> monitoring. ............... 7-1<br />
Table <strong>of</strong> Contents<br />
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