Guide to Significant Wildlife Habitat - Door County Web Map

Special Recognition
Since its early beginnings these individuals have given many hours to this project. Their
agencies, institutions and organizations are each recognized for having allowed them to work on this
important project:
Bay Lake Regional Planning Commission
Door County Environment Council
Door Property Owners, Inc.
Door County Planning Department
Door County Soil & Water Conservation Department
The Door County Land Trust
The Door County Land Use Forum
The Nature Conservancy
United States Fish & Wildlife Service
University of Wisconsin-Extension
University of Wisconsin Green Bay
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Bay Lake Regional Planning Commission has provided natural area site maps and the many
seemingly unending revisions as the project unfolded. The Bureau of Endangered Resources of the
Department of Natural Resources has provided considerable assistance in the inventory of plants and
animals in many parts of the county.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has been especially helpful in seeking out and
securing the financial resources provided by Peterson Builders, Inc. to employ a project coordinator
during the past year to pull everything together for this publication. UW-Extension and the Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources have helped underwrite printing expenses.
The pen and ink drawings that are found throughout this publication are the works of nature artist
Chris Baird, of Minneapolis MN. Charles Bradley, Sr., husband of Nina Leopold Bradley drew the
sketch of the Leopold Shack shown on page 17.
Richard Follmer piloted his flying machine and allowed us to take many of the aerial photographs
you’ll see in this guide and his generosity is very much appreciated. Numerous photographers are
recognized with credits along side their work and we thank them collectively for their contribution.
A very special thanks to Ms. Coleen Feucht, a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin
Green Bay Campus, who has acted as the project coordinator. She has been a tremendous asset in helping
to finalize the guide. Serigraph, Inc., of West Bend, Wisconsin generously contributed the printing of the
front and back cover pages. Roy Aiken, coordinated the final revisions, edited, and prepared the
publication for printing.
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