Necedah National Wildlife Refuge

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Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a large protected wetland and forest area in central Wisconsin known for its role in conserving migratory birds and endangered species such as the whooping crane.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf forest
national wildlife refuge
protected area
wetland
area approximately 177 square kilometers
approximately 43,696 acres
country United States of America
surface form: United States
established 1939
governingBody U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
hasFacility hiking trails
visitor center
wildlife observation platforms
hasHydrology extensive wetlands
importantFor forest birds
grassland birds
migratory waterfowl
IUCNCategory IV
locatedIn Juneau County, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Wisconsin
locatedInEcoregion Sand Counties region of Wisconsin
managedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
namedAfter village of Necedah
nearestCity Necedah, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
notableConservationRole reintroduction site for eastern migratory population of whooping cranes GENERATED
notableHabitatType marshes GENERATED
oak savanna GENERATED
peat bogs GENERATED
pine barrens GENERATED
notableSpeciesConserved Karner blue butterfly GENERATED
sandhill crane GENERATED
trumpeter swan GENERATED
whooping crane GENERATED
offersActivity birdwatching
environmental education
hiking
hunting (regulated)
wildlife observation
partOf National Wildlife Refuge System
primaryEcosystem barrens
pine-oak forest
wetland
publicAccess open to the public
purpose conservation of migratory birds
protection of endangered species
region central Wisconsin NERFINISHED
restorationFocus oak savanna restoration
pine barrens restoration
state Wisconsin

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Juneau County, Wisconsin hasProtectedArea Necedah National Wildlife Refuge