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6 — Acknowledgement — This publication has been an evolving and collaborative effort since its early beginning in July of 1997. The result represents many generously given volunteer hours, numerous regularly scheduled meetings and considerable give and take by everyone involved. No one individual or organization was in control, rather the process can best be characterized in the spirit of shared leadership and shared responsibility. Many of those participating have affiliations with local, state and federal agencies and conservation organizations but have given of their energies and time as individuals concerned about the future of wildlife habitat and natural landscapes on the Door Peninsula. Their professional association should not be perceived as an endorsement by those agencies or organizations of the work presented here. Roy Aiken Dan Burke Jaime Corbiser Ron Fassbender Coleen Feucht Robert Florence Terry Gardon Mike Grimm Robert Howe – Acknowledgements -- Roy Lukes Patrick Robinson Bill Ruff Carl Scholz William Schuster Mary Standish Ron Stieglitz Joel Trick Jerry Viste Others who have occasionally participated to offer timely information and advice are recognized and appreciated for their contribution: Guenevere Abernathy David Allen Jim Bunning Laddie Chapman Ray Drake George Evenson Mariah Goode Vinnie Hancock Bill Laatsch Arnie Lindauer Charlotte Lukes Paul Mahlberg Robert Merline Pat Miller Paul Regnier Jon Renner Bob Ryan Phil Saperstein Larry Smith Mike Toneys
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. – Acknowledgements -- 7
Page 2 and 3: Cover Photographs Top: Dwarf Lake I
Page 4 and 5: Illustrations © 1997 Chris Baird,
Page 6 and 7: This volume indicates that Door Cou
Page 11: — Table of Contents — Foreword
Page 14 and 15: As notable as the county is as a si
Page 17 and 18: A (very) Short Course in Ecology &
Page 19: Obviously, these are broad concepts
Page 22: 20 Site Index Wildlife Habitat & Na
Page 25 and 26: SITE FEATURES: Ahnapee River Corrid
Page 27 and 28: 26 Ahnapee River Corridor
Page 29 and 30: Ahnapee River Corridor ALL PHOTOS B
Page 31 and 32: • Dominant tree species of this f
Page 33 and 34: Black Ash Swamp ALL PHOTOS BY PAT R
Page 35 and 36: • A small man-made spring fed pon
Page 37 and 38: 36 Delwiche - Sand Hill Pineries &
Page 39 and 40: COLEEN FEUCHT COLEEN FEUCHT JERRY V
Page 41 and 42: • Near the Green Bay shoreline, s
Page 43 and 44: 42 Renard Swamp
Page 45 and 46: Renard Swamp ALL PHOTOS BY COLEEN F
Page 47 and 48: A description of Foscoro was writte
Page 49 and 50: 48 Stony Creek Wetlands Complex
Page 52 and 53: BRUSSELS HILL / KAYES CREEK GARDNER
Page 54 and 55: Kayes Creek Kayes Creek, located wi
Page 56 and 57: ROAD WHITE ROAD Door County ROAD RO
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HUNGRY SETTLEMENT MARSH LOCATION: H
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W A U P E E 42 ROCK RIDGE Y-INN RD.
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SOUTHERN LAKE MICHIGAN SHORELINE LO
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• One important soil characterist
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• The wettest portion of the fen
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CONSERVATION GOALS: • Protect the
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e or DRIVE ement OT ROAD EWOOD BLUF
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SAWYER HARBOR / LOST CREEK & LARSON
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Larson Creek Watershed Larson Creek
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RD. N. BAY KLUTH RD. POPLAR LANE EL
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WEST BRANCH WHITEFISH BAY CREEK COR
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CONSERVATION GOALS: • Enhance and
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WILLOW COURT RD. G G BOTTOM ROAD OA
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BAY SHORE BLUFF LANDS LOCATION: The
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• Below the escarpment are severa
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CONSERVATION GOALS: • Maintain or
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Door County GARDNER WEST N NASEWAUP
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LOGAN CREEK / LOST LAKE CORRIDOR LO
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• The northern shore of Lost Lake
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OAK ROAD ROAD HILLSIDE WILLOW COURT
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Presettlement ecological processes
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• Vegetation in the basin is pred
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• The stream is annually stocked
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The site boundaries include some of
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• Agricultural practices includin
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MIKE GRIMM STEVE KELLERMAN
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NOTEWORTHY CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL
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• Sometime prior to 1950, County
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MINK RIVER / ROWLEY’S BAY SYSTEM
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commercial fishermen. Seventeen spe
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THREATS: • As the quality of the
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GRASSE ROAD HIGH E OD LA. ROAD Door
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SITE FEATURES: Europe Lake Forest A
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Europe Lake Forest Area ALL PHOTOS
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Inventories of plants and animals c
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• Federally threatened dwarf lake
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132 edentula) occurs on Washington
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Detroit Island Detroit Island is 2.
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• Rock Island has excellent quali
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• Deer herbivory is widespread (J
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Horseshoe Island Horseshoe Island,
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Hog Island Hog Island is a small, l
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144 Grand Traverse Islands
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D. ISLE ROAD VIEW ROAD 2000 0 N 200
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Holand, H. 1925. Old Peninsula Days
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environmentally sensitive area Comm
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On the Pacific coast of North Ameri
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160 The Natural Heritage Inventory
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Rare Species & Natural Communities
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170 Appendix B - Door County’s Ra
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Bedrock Shore Wave-splashed bedrock
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Great Lakes Dune (formerly called L
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Northern Mesic Forest This forest c
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Springs and spring runs; hard. Spri
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Recognizing qualitative differences
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The State Natural Areas Program cel
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184 Peninsula Park Beech Forest Sta
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186 Toft Point State Natural Area D
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188 Whitefish Dunes State Natural A
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190 Coffee Swamp State Natural Area
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192 Rock Island Woods State Natural
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194 North Bay State Natural Area De
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The Ridges Sanctuary P.O. Box 152 8
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Res
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202 Reader’s Notes
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