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Oconto County Proposes to Restore Wetlands for Fish Species to Use During Their Spawning Migration While at the Same Time Inventory and Correct and Impediments That Are Found. This Project Will Take Place in the Coastal Wetlands and Tributaries of the Bay of Green Bay on Lake Michigan.the Goal of the Restoration Project Is to Increase the Number of Adult Northern Pike in the Bay and Its Tributaries While Also Removing Impediments in These Tributaries to Benefit All Fish Species. This Goal Will Be Successfully Achieved With Three Major Potential Actions 1) the Creation, Restoration and Connection of Wetlands to Major Pike Spawning Routes, 2) the Removal of Fish Impediments Such as Rock Dams, Improperly Placed Culverts and Farm Crossings Which Restrict Water Flow, and 3) the Continuation of Pike Research in Conjunction With the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin GB and Shedd Aquarium.
Committed
$352,000
Paid out
$208.2K
59%
Committed, not yet paid
$143.8K
41%
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