This Week: March 15, 2021

Round-up of weekly news for Wisconsin landowners

 

 


Whether you own five or five hundred acres, the heartbreak of secondary invasion can take really lay you low. Here is a great resource from the Midwest Invasive Plant Network (MIPN) to help you protect your hard won work.


Image or flames burning in leaves tree in the background

Prescribed burn: Land Management through Controlled Fire

Here is a short video that touches on the how fire is used to improve the habitat on your property for native plants and wildlife. It may not answer all your questions, but it quickly makes the point.


Whooping cranes steer clear of wind turbines when selecting stopover site

The increasing number of wind-turbines across the Midwest has created obstacles along key migration routes; future developers should place infrastructure outside of migration corridors to protect whooping crane stopover sites. Additional research is needed to assess the impact on the places the cranes nest and raise the young.


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