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    Karner blue butterfly

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    Identification tips and habitat

    The Karner blue butterfly, Lycaeides melissa samuelis, is in the Lycaenidae (gossamer-winged butterfly) family.

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    HCP partnership levels

    The HCP offers several types of partnership levels including full partner, limited partner, a one-time permit option and the voluntary category. The partnership levels depend on the scope and type of work conducted and have varying levels of…

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    Public Lands Toolkit

    This toolkit contains various documents related to forest management on public lands that can be modified for your particular property and situation. Each of the three main categories below has several documents relating to that topic. Click on…

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    County Forests Timber Sales

    Marathon County (Bid due date: 04/28/2025)Oconto County (Bid due date: 05/05/2025)Polk County (Bid due date: 05/06/2025)Clark County (Bid due date: 05/08/2025)

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    County Forest Monitoring

    The following historical records track county forest work projects and timber sales:

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    DNR Lands Certification

    In 2004, 10 State Forests were endorsed for certification with just over 500,000 acres. In 2009, state parks, wildlife areas, fishery areas and natural areas added an additional 1 million acres of state-owned lands. DNR lands are recognized by both…

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    County Forest Certification

    Collectively, county forests in Wisconsin represent the largest public landholding in the state. A cooperative management framework between the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the counties provides the opportunity for the county forest…

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    Weed Management

    The information below is intended to help manage some specific weeds in new tree planting sites and in forest sites. There is also information about general weed management in new tree plantations. Alfalfa Alfalfa grows to about 3 feet in height…

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    Forest Health Staff

    The West Central zone is currently vacant.

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