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Friends of the Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area

Friends of the Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area

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  • Events
  • About the Wildlife AreaExpand
    • Map and Directions
    • Managing for BarrensExpand
      • Prescribed Fire Gallery
      • Prescribed Fire Video
    • Why all the Sand?
  • HistoryExpand
    • Early SettlersExpand
      • “The Wandering Arvid and Augusta Lyons”
      • Clemens Family and Clemens Creek
      • Humphrey Hillock
      • Jim Anderson, Descendant of the Barrens
      • Severne’s Lilacs
    • Returning to Wild Barrens Habitat
    • Cabin History
    • Historic Photos and Maps Gallery
    • Historical FeaturesExpand
      • Historical Sites Interactive Map
      • Evergreen Cemetery
      • Namekagon Bridge Site
      • Old Homestead
      • Old School Foundation
      • Stagecoach Trail
  • PlantsExpand
    • Blueberries
    • Wildflowers
    • Plant Species Lists
  • WildlifeExpand
    • Birding: Sharp-tailed Grouse
    • Birding: Our Regular Nesters
    • Gallery of Birds
    • Butterflies at the Barrens
  • BlogExpand
    • News
    • Essays
    • Want to write for FNBWA ?
  • Plan Your VisitExpand
    • Viewing Blinds
    • About the Wildlife Area
    • Map and DirectionsExpand
      • Quadrangle Map
      • Road Map
    • Where to Stay in the area
    • Cabin and Picnic Shelter
    • NBWA Self-Guided Tour
    • Other Attractions: Namekagon, St. Croix Rivers and Totogatic Rivers
    • Contact FNBWA
  • Get InvolvedExpand
    • Join the Friends
    • Our Mission and Goals
    • Our Projects and Accomplishments
    • Donate
    • Contact FNBWA
Friends of the Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area
Friends of the Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area

FNBWA Self-Guided Tour Interactive Map

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About FNBWA

We are a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area’s pine/oak barrens habitat, as part of the larger Northwest Sands ecosystem. This habitat is globally rare and imperiled. Friends’ support includes influencing local and state government decisions, providing funds for DNR conservation plans, and supporting volunteer and educational activities related to Namekagon Barrens conservation.

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Location

33174 Gomulak Fire Lane, Danbury, WI

The GPS coordinates are 46.112605 -92.069099

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Recent News

A Great Morning with Dogs and Birds!
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  • Map and Directions
  • Viewing Blinds
  • Events
  • About the Wildlife Area
    • Map and Directions
    • Managing for Barrens
      • Prescribed Fire Gallery
      • Prescribed Fire Video
    • Why all the Sand?
  • History
    • Early Settlers
      • “The Wandering Arvid and Augusta Lyons”
      • Clemens Family and Clemens Creek
      • Humphrey Hillock
      • Jim Anderson, Descendant of the Barrens
      • Severne’s Lilacs
    • Returning to Wild Barrens Habitat
    • Cabin History
    • Historic Photos and Maps Gallery
    • Historical Features
      • Historical Sites Interactive Map
      • Evergreen Cemetery
      • Namekagon Bridge Site
      • Old Homestead
      • Old School Foundation
      • Stagecoach Trail
  • Plants
    • Blueberries
    • Wildflowers
    • Plant Species Lists
  • Wildlife
    • Birding: Sharp-tailed Grouse
    • Birding: Our Regular Nesters
    • Gallery of Birds
    • Butterflies at the Barrens
  • Blog
    • News
    • Essays
    • Want to write for FNBWA ?
  • Plan Your Visit
    • Viewing Blinds
    • About the Wildlife Area
    • Map and Directions
      • Quadrangle Map
      • Road Map
    • Where to Stay in the area
    • NBWA Self-Guided Tour
    • Cabin and Picnic Shelter
    • Other Attractions: Namekagon, St. Croix Rivers and Totogatic Rivers
    • Contact FNBWA
  • Get Involved
    • Join the Friends
    • Our Mission and Goals
    • Our Projects and Accomplishments
    • Donate
    • Contact FNBWA
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