Loon Lake loon nest near Freedom Wisconsin draws watchful crowd
The country today profiles Loon Lake near Freedom Wisconsin where a nesting pair guards two eggs beneath a protective sign marked LOONS NESTING STAY AWAY. Residents and observers fear disturbance from curious visitors as scientists ponder how loons reproduce and sustain populations. Mr. Robbins of Madison, a retired minister and ornithology researcher, contributes views and an address for comments.
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Duck stamp artist honored for 1986 win in Wisconsin ceremony
Arthur Anderson of Eau Claire, now Onalaska resident, received a plaque and 120 signed 1987 Duck Stamps after winning the Federal Duck Stamp Competition. The event in Onalaska featured Norma Opgrand and local officials, with remarks on tradition and sales supporting wetland preservation. Anderson, who has painted since age 12, will see his winning image marketed by Petersen Prints with stamps available late summer.
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Plan to designate 80 mile Mississippi segment as a National River
U.S. Rep. Bruce Vento unveiled a plan to make an 80 mile stretch from Anoka County to the St. Croix River a National River and Recreation Area. The proposal enlists National Park Service help to manage federal land and water resources and reduce bureaucratic overlap. Mayor George Latimer supports national coordination, while NPS officials question the river’s national significance.
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Tamarack Creek plan endorsed in Trempealeau County
The state Natural Resources Board approved a management plan for the Tamarack Creek Wildlife Area. The 895 acre area is 235 acres smaller than the DNR proposal after local objections over land tax impact. About 358 acres remain to be acquired only from willing sellers.
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