Wildlife Action Plan: Explore Data by County

Wisconsin's Species of Greatest Conservation Need occur in different locations throughout the state, depending on a variety of factors. The opportunities to protect or restore habitats necessary for supporting these species may also be different at any given location. Determining which Ecological Landscape(s) make up a given area can be a good starting point for identifying these opportunities. Once you know the Ecological Landscape(s) you are interested in, you can use the plan to learn about the natural communities and Species of Greatest Conservation Need that are associated with it.

Sawyer County is comprised of 3 Ecological Landscape(s). Choose an Ecological Landscape below for a landscape description from the Ecosystem Management Team, a list of Species of Greatest Conservation Need, Management Opportunities, and more.

	North Central Forest (95%)
	Northwest Sands (3.3%)
	Forest Transition (1.7%)

To find Ecological Priorities (the Natural Communities in each Ecological Landscape that are most important to the Species of Greatest Conservation Need) for any of Wisconsin's Ecological Landscapes from the Wildlife Action Plan, go to the Ecological Priorities Tool and choose Ecological Landscapes as your starting point.