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Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area Information 


Our Barrens

           DNR General Area Road Map

           Quadrangle Map

          Cabin site and picnic area (update and add picnic shelter photo) ???

          Property brochure – (need to load pdf) ???

 DNR Wildlife Area website

 State Natural Area Website

 What is “Barrens” Habitat

          Barrens brochure (need to load pdf)  ???

          Glossy color brochure

          Why all the Sand” brochure  (need to load pdf)  ???

          NW Sands Ecological Landscape information

 Managing habitat for Barrens species

           Prescribed burns (update with new article) ???

           Burn Unit Maps (need page & to load jpgs)  ???

          Burn Rotation Schedule ***

          Prescribed burn photos & more photos (add to burn article page 

                     and put  extra photos in archive ???

          DNR Property Plan Northwest Barrens Master Plan ??? (correct link?)


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