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R911071D 02/15/2005 Payment of State Aid to Municipalities as Provided by S. 70.114 of the Statues. Page: 1 For the Payment Year 2005 (Fund = 100 & Aids Appropriation = S16 - PILT Aid) Function / Property Acres Amount $ FISHERIES MANAGEMENT 24,651.77 869,738.19 ***** 30 ANDREW KRAKOW PUBLIC ACCESS AND FA .29 91.40 100 BEAN BROOK FISHERY AREA 40.00 483.08 110 BEAR CREEK FISHERY AREA 96.73 925.62 170 BIG CREEK FISHERY AREA 20.63 585.96 200 BIG ROCHE A CRI FISHERY AREA 20.00 281.62 270 BLACK EARTH CREEK FISHERY AREA 117.43 9,747.72 382 BUFFALO RIVER FISHERY AREA 426.99 11,087.89 520 CAVES CREEK FISHERY AREA 114.50 4,808.08 535 CHEROKEE MARSH FISHERY AREA 78.31 7,628.11 590 CLAM RIVER FISHERY AREA 50.00 2,336.62 642 COON CREEK FISHERY AREA 132.70 4,163.24 790 DORN CREEK FISHERY AREA 17.05 695.53 850 DUNCAN CREEK FISHERY AREA 30.11 1,050.17 860 EAGLE LAKE FISHERY AREA .11 2.05 910 ELK CREEK FISHERY AREA 28.45 1,268.85 920 EMBARRASS RIVER FISHERY AREA 1.60 78.33 930 EMMONS CREEK FISHERY AREA 23.32 1,841.21 940 EVERGREEN RIVER FISHERY AREA 6.92 1,311.79 1082 HALLS (STOCKWELL) CREEK FISHERY AR 63.32 1,555.60 1090 HAY CREEK FISHERY AREA 72.00 1,489.75 1116 HINKSON CREEK FISHERY AREA 73.21 4,110.28 1120 HOOKER LAKE MARSH FISHERY AREA 6.80 134.02 1155 JOHN A LAWTON FISHERY AREA 83.77 3,692.80 1200 KINNICKINNIC RIVER FISHERY AREA 110.21 7,169.47 1230 LA CROSSE AREA COMPREHENSIVE F.A. 854.22 18,016.78 1250 LA BUDDE CREEK FISHERY AREA 79.71 4,163.36 1475 LITTLE RIVER REARING POND 18.07 282.39 1500 LITTLE WOLF RIVER FISHERY AREA 546.84 23,786.71 1510 LODI SPRING CREEK FISHERY AREA 28.72 1,278.93 1570 MCCANN CREEK FISHERY AREA 80.00 1,086.36 1580 MCDERMOTT BROOK FISHERY AREA 20.00 252.09 1620 MECAN RIVER FISHERY AREA 810.60 44,135.22 1660 MILL CREEK FISHERY AREA 5.20 43.34 1710 MOUNT VERNON CREEK FISHERY AREA .25 11.28 1750 NEVIN HATCHERY 102.77 47,940.64 R911071D 02/15/2005 Payment of State Aid to Municipalities as Provided by S. 70.114 of the Statues. Page: 2 For the Payment Year 2005 (Fund = 100 & Aids Appropriation = S16 - PILT Aid) Function / Property Acres Amount $ FISHERIES MANAGEMENT (Continued) 1790 NORTH BRANCH BEAVER CREEK FA 40.00 3,825.50 1820 NORTH BRANCH TREMPEALEAU RIVER FA 37.30 1,005.54 1970 PINE RIVER SYSTEM FISHERY AREA 149.88 7,334.36 2000 PLOVER RIVER FISHERY AREA 24.00 794.26 2020 PRAIRIE RIVER FISHERY AREA 501.85 11,964.63 2070 RADLEY CREEK FISHERY AREA 125.51 5,029.36 2100 RIB RIVER FISHERY AREA 136.00 2,981.36 2122 RICHARD A HEMP FISHERY AREA 80.30 2,443.80 2135 ROCKY RUN CREEK FISHERY A 24.99 1,536.47 2165 ROWAN CREEK FISHERY AREA 1.03 414.46 2200 SAND CREEK FISHERY AREA 159.23 1,727.95 2260 SHAWANO LAKE FISHERY AREA 6.60 606.98 2350 S. BRANCH OCONTO RIVER FISH AREA 101.85 8,505.29 2370 SOUTH SHORE LAKE SUPERIOR FISH AND 2,532.47 43,190.86 2380 GOV. TOMMY G. THOMPSON HATCHERY 4.20 1,438.35 2460 ST. LOUIS RIVER STREAM BANK AREA 6,307.82 48,294.49 2525 TANK CREEK FISHERY AREA 20.00 275.88 2700 UPPER FOX RIVER PUBLIC ACCESS 4.17 1,482.20 2710 UPPER NEENAH FISHERY AREA 94.09 3,436.73 2740 UPPER WOLF RIVER FISHERY AREA 293.92 15,188.03 2850 WHITE RIVER FISHERY AREA-BAYFIELD 39.96 769.33 2855 WHITE RIVER FISHERY AREA-WAUSHARA 573.97 21,636.23 2888 WILLOW CREEK FISHERY AREA 95.00 3,627.82 2890 WILLOW CREEK FISHERY AREA 141.84 7,146.53 2960 WOLF RIVER FISHERY AREA 6.33 87.48 3235 REM-RAPID CREEK 7.29 758.12 3350 REM-IRON RIVER 38.56 1,131.78 3515 REM-STOCKBRIDGE HARBOR 1.83 5,071.45 3876 REM-WILSON CREEK 110.00 1,342.34 3930 REM-BLUE RIVER 240.00 3,966.90 3935 REM-CASTLE ROCK CREEK 79.64 2,069.34 4137 REM-S BRANCH TREMPEALEAU RIVER 126.09 1,382.57 4345 REM-LAING CREEK 60.00 596.47 4542 REM-PETERSON AND SANNES CREEK 40.00 1,078.06 4645 REM-ASH CREEK 43.00 1,004.77 R911071D 02/15/2005 Payment of State Aid to Municipalities as Provided by S. 70.114 of the Statues. Page: 3 For the Payment Year 2005 (Fund = 100 & Aids Appropriation = S16 - PILT Aid) Function / Property Acres Amount $ FISHERIES MANAGEMENT (Continued) 4650 REM-CAMP CREEK 285.95 14,705.34 4652 REM-ELK CREEK 8.20 489.78 4660 REM-KNAPP CREEK 30.00 391.96 4665 REM-MILANCTHON CREEK 4.46 99.21 4675 REM-PINE RIVER-YUBA 4.80 188.37 4715 REM-THORNAPPLE RIVER 56.00 1,351.68 4745 REM-BARABOO RIVER .20 58.16 4941 REM-BUFFALO RIVER 77.97 1,777.97 4942 REM-KING CREEK 12.57 232.10 4943 REM-PINE CREEK 91.25 2,386.50 4952 REM-BISHOP BRANCH CREEK 130.95 1,411.77 4954 REM-RAINBOW SPRINGS 4.90 1,723.18 4957 REM-MAPLE DALE CREEK 18.69 323.53 4968 REM-WEST FORK KICKAPOO RIVER 45.00 930.23 5210 REM-PETERSON AND SANNES CREEK 104.82 3,012.63 5235 REM-WOLF RIVER-COLIC SLOUGH 65.00 379.28 5280 REM-LITTLE SILVER CREEK 2.70 786.80 5285 REM-PINE RIVER 12.50 73.24 5308 REM-THORSTEAD CREEK 12.33 731.62 5401 STATEWIDE HABITAT AREAS 490.51 21,264.86 5403 STATEWIDE HABITAT AREAS 27.27 1,644.41 5404 STATEWIDE HABITAT AREAS 985.06 26,686.97 5405 STATEWIDE HABITAT AREAS 265.40 25,289.86 5406 STATEWIDE HABITAT AREAS 188.23 16,611.31 5506 STATEWIDE NEW HATCHERIES 38.70 3,186.57 5551 STATEWIDE PUBLIC ACCESS 350.89 22,781.33 5553 STATEWIDE PUBLIC ACCESS 10.74 7,173.30 5554 STATEWIDE PUBLIC ACCESS 42.39 31,360.76 5555 STATEWIDE PUBLIC ACCESS 22.38 1,248.73 5556 STATEWIDE PUBLIC ACCESS 18.94 41,198.91 5701 STATEWIDE SPRING PONDS 357.40 13,791.92 5703 STATEWIDE SPRING PONDS 37.19 2,559.35 5704 STATEWIDE SPRING PONDS 2.24 109.09 5773 STREAM BANK EASEMENT PROGRAM 301.70 12,707.35 5803 STREAM BANK PROTECTION FEE PROGRAM 1,713.47 59,273.20 R911071D 02/15/2005 Payment of State Aid to Municipalities as Provided by S. 70.114 of the Statues. Page: 4 For the Payment Year 2005 (Fund = 100 & Aids Appropriation = S16 - PILT Aid) Function / Property Acres Amount $ FISHERIES MANAGEMENT (Continued) 5804 STREAM BANK PROTECTION FEE PROGRAM 6.19 2,559.70 5805 STREAM BANK PROTECTION FEE PROGRAM 1,295.93 51,542.95 5806 STREAM BANK PROTECTION FEE PROGRAM 665.64 54,196.83 6318 NORTHEAST REGION HDQRS 6.81 6,655.23 7570 GREEN BAY WEST SHORES WILDLIFE ARE 24.75 2,652.65 9523 TURTLE FLAMBEAU SCENIC WATERS AREA 1.82 838.73 9605 STATEWIDE NATURAL AREA 58.49 3,526.77 9691 GIFT LANDS 55.30 1,426.27 9693 GIFT LANDS 201.48 3,590.95 9694 GIFT LANDS 102.50 1,693.14 9994 MISCELLANEOUS LANDS 2.51 2,431.72 NORTHERN FORESTS 33,231.95 1,427,632.58 ***** 1955 PIKE WILD RIVER 880.82 121,418.55 1965 PINE-POPPLE WILD RIVERS 448.10 23,571.36 5924 AUGUSTA RANGER STATION 1.83 733.12 6076 CUMBERLAND AREA STORAGE .99 189.19 6225 HAYWARD STATION .42 59.40 6410 MINONG STATION 5.67 79.38 6492 PEMBINE STATION 2.87 409.34 6580 RHINELANDER STATION 8.23 13,449.02 6800 WINTER STATION 6.56 617.03 6905 AMERICAN LEGION STATE FOREST 745.10 40,751.28 6915 BLACK RIVER STATE FOREST 1,747.93 57,523.05 6925 BRULE RIVER STATE FOREST 368.78 24,015.49 6938 F G WILSON STATE FOREST NURSERY 22.98 2,610.00 6940 FLAMBEAU RIVER STATE FOREST 197.31 20,120.75 6943 GOVERNOR KNOWLES STATE FOREST 610.47 22,510.10 6945 GRIFFITH NURSERY 29.62 1,911.53 6955 HAYWARD NURSERY 6.00 803.55 6965 NORTHERN HIGHLAND STATE FOREST 1,417.93 62,772.78 6967 PESHTIGO RIVER STATE FOREST 5,871.82 283,029.73 6981 STATE OWNED ISLANDS 210.03 2,995.29 6983 STATE OWNED ISLANDS 168.43 626.35 8361 SCATTERED FOREST LANDS 3,652.47 89,210.06 R911071D 02/15/2005 Payment of State Aid to Municipalities as Provided by S. 70.114 of the Statues. Page: 5 For the Payment Year 2005 (Fund = 100 & Aids Appropriation = S16 - PILT Aid) Function / Property Acres Amount $ NORTHERN FORESTS (Continued) 9523 TURTLE FLAMBEAU SCENIC WATERS AREA 513.80 6,622.70 9527 WILLOW FLOWAGE SCENIC WATERS AREA 16,233.79 651,228.75 9691 GIFT LANDS 80.00 374.78 PARKS 41,027.01 1,577,736.02 ***** 520 CAVES CREEK FISHERY AREA 159.74 4,084.92 1500 LITTLE WOLF RIVER FISHERY AREA 161.00 4,497.60 1955 PIKE WILD RIVER 14.78 544.89 5920 ANTIGO STATION 5.63 2,935.04 6943 GOVERNOR KNOWLES STATE FOREST 1.00 278.90 7740 KILLSNAKE WILDLIFE AREA 120.00 3,556.12 7925 LOWER WISCONSIN STATE RIVERWAY 399.00 14,430.48 9005 AHNAPEE STATE TRAIL 346.51 14,097.65 9037 BARABOO HILLS RECREATION AREA 267.21 11,977.18 9041 BEARSKIN-HIAWATHA COOP STATE TRAIL 3.15 569.30 9050 BIG BAY STATE PARK 35.49 9,232.19 9078 FRIENDSHIP STATE REC TRAIL 8.27 273.85 9083 BUCKHORN STATE PARK 22.00 1,009.41 9084 BUFFALO RIVER STATE TRAIL 36.26 708.87 9088 GOV TOMMY G THOMPSON CENTENNIAL SP 2,337.00 67,649.99 9089 CAPITOL SPRINGS CENTENNIAL ST PARK 323.01 76,476.52 9090 CEDARBURG BOG NATURAL AREA 145.12 2,805.06 9093 CATTAIL STATE TRAIL 404.81 10,599.09 9095 CHIPPEWA MORAINE ST RECREATION ARE 343.55 15,538.86 9096 CHIPPEWA RIVER ST REC TRAIL 49.50 4,108.91 9097 OLD ABE STATE TRAIL 1.50 145.15 9098 WILD RIVERS STATE RECREATION TRAIL 1,116.72 17,996.34 9110 COPPER FALLS STATE PARK 193.73 6,120.32 9120 COUNCIL GROUNDS STATE PK 46.15 9,782.04 9122 CRANDON TO WHITE LAKE STATE TRAIL 429.36 8,708.32 9140 DEVILS LAKE STATE PARK-IANSR 673.20 42,257.38 9150 ELROY SPARTA STATE TRAIL 2.58 26.00 9155 THE 400 STATE TRAIL 64.57 12,246.57 9171 FISCHER CREEK RECREATION AREA 123.56 33,045.47 9173 FOND DU LAC TO BERLIN STATE TRAIL 45.43 582.89 R911071D 02/15/2005 Payment of State Aid to Municipalities as Provided by S.
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    Winter 2011, Vol. 14, Issue 1 • 112-acre Purchase Protects Strawberry Creek In This Issue • 56-acre Donation at Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve • 50-acre Expansion to the Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve • 2010 Donor Listing Letter from the Executive Director Dear Land Trust Supporters, Board of Directors Welcome to Landings and to the New Year! The first few months of the calendar mark the time when Judy Lokken, President we wrap up the old and usher in the new, when we reflect on the “year that was” and look ahead to the Tim Stone, President Elect year unfolding in front of us. For the Door County Land Trust, we look back with pride on many Jim Kinney, Treasurer Andy Coulson, Secretary accomplishments in 2010 including the preservation of another 300 beautiful acres throughout Door County! You’ll read all about these newly-protected lands within this edition of Landings. We look Jean Barrett Jon Hollingshead ahead into 2011 with a heightened sense of excitement as we prepare to celebrate our 25th year of Tom Blackwood Jim Janning Mike Brodd Jim Lester preserving Door County’s finest open spaces and wild places! Dave Callsen Bryan Nelson Looking ahead is something the Land Trust has done a lot of lately. In 2010, we put the finishing Beth Coleman Kathy Wolff touches on a new five-year Strategic Plan that will guide our work through 2014. During the strategic Sharon Donegan Karen Yancey planning process we asked ourselves many questions in order to determine how best to carry out our Cathy Fiorato mission.
  • Wisconsin's Wildlife Action Plan (2005-2015)

    Wisconsin's Wildlife Action Plan (2005-2015)

    Wisconsin’s Wildlife Action Plan (2005-2015) IMPLEMENTATION: Priority Conservation Actions & Conservation Opportunity Areas Prepared by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources with Assistance from Conservation Partners, June 30th, 2008 06/19/2008 page 2 of 93 Wisconsin’s Wildlife Action Plan (2005-2015) IMPLEMENTATION: Priority Conservation Actions & Conservation Opportunity Areas Acknowledgments Wisconsin’s Wildlife Action Plan is a roadmap of conservation actions needed to ensure our wildlife and natural communities will be with us in the future. The original plan provides an immense volume of data useful to help guide conservation decisions. All of the individuals acknowledged for their work compiling the plan have a continuous appreciation from the state of Wisconsin for their commitment to SGCN. Implementing the conservation actions is a priority for the state of Wisconsin. To put forward a strategy for implementation, there was a need to develop a process for priority decision-making, narrowing the list of actions to a more manageable number, and identifying opportunity areas to best apply conservation actions. A subset of the Department’s ecologists and conservation scientists were assigned the task of developing the implementation strategy. Their dedicated commitment and tireless efforts for wildlife species and natural community conservation led this document. Principle Process Coordinators Tara Bergeson – Wildlife Action Plan Implementation Coordinator Dawn Hinebaugh – Data Coordinator Terrell Hyde – Assistant Zoologist (Prioritization