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| Total forestland in
Winnebago County: |
8,119.5 acres (2.69% of the county) |
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Forest cover |
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County,
state and national forestland |
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Managed
forestland by ownership and contract expiration year |
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Winnebago County Page
in the DNR Planner's Toolbox for the most current data on forestland including change in forestland, volume of forest,
forest product consumption, local forest product companies etc. |
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Forest Industry, Output, & Employment
Compensation 2002 |
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Industry |
Industry Output
(sum of retail sales spent in
community) |
Employment |
Employee
Compensation |
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Forest Products & Processing |
$4.65 billion |
17,902 jobs |
$1.05 billion |
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Winnebago County forest products and processing industrial output is
34.4% of the total county industrial output. These forest related
industries employ 16.6% of the total employment in the county.1
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Primary & Secondary Wood Products
Industries Database |
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Wisconsin�s Primary and Secondary Wood Using
Industry Databases are now available through searchable online
databases. Company contact information, raw material use, and production
data are available in a convenient sales and marketing tool.
Wood Product Industries
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Community Planning Status
Winnebago County is served by the East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission which received $175,000 in 2002
from the Wisconsin Department of Administration.
The county received $41,925 in grant money in 2000 and $58,050 in 2002 .
The town of Rushford received $16,000 in 2000. In 2001 the town of
Clayton received $15,000, the town of Menasha received $30,000, and the
town of Oshkosh received $15,000 in grant money. See
the
DOA website for more information. |
County Planning & Zoning Department
This department oversees community planning and administers zoning and
subdivision regulations. It also administers and regulates state
mandated shoreland requirements, floodplain regulations, wetland
regulations and sanitary code regulations. |
Land
Conservation Department
This department provides local leadership in carrying out programs that conserve Wisconsin's land and water resources. |
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County Parks
and Forestry Department |
 Winnebago
County does not contain
any County Forest land but does have many parks. Twenty-nine counties (shown in green on the map) have county
forests.
Click on map for larger view |
University of Wisconsin
- Extension, CNRED educators
UW-Extension extends the knowledge and resources of the University of
Wisconsin to people where they live and work. Community,
Natural Resource and Economic Development (CNRED) educators help
Wisconsin communities deal with their own unique challenges - resource
constraints, business development, growth management, environmental
protection and the quality of life. |
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University of Wisconsin
- Extension
Basin educators |
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map courtesy
Environmental Resources Center |
Basin Educators identify natural resources educational needs in their
basin and plan strategies for fulfilling these needs. They work
with local organizations and government agencies to organize
conferences, workshops, and high priority topics specific to their
basins.
Click on the map for a larger view and to find
out what basin(s) your county contains. |
Upper Fox Basin
Upper Rock Basin, 864 Collins Road, Jefferson, WI 53549 |
Phone: (920)
232-1990
Phone: (920) 674-7443 |
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Regional Planning Commissions
Regional Planning Commissions (RPCs) are a voluntary association of
governments providing land use planning, zoning assistance, economic
development strategies, grant program assistance, environmental
planning, mapping and GIS, transportation plans, and other specialized
studies. |
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Winnebago County is served by:
East Central Wisconsin RPC |
| 132 Main St., Menasha, WI,
54952 |
Phone: (920) 751-4771 |
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East Central Wisconsin RPC website
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Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association, Inc. (WWOA) |
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A nonprofit educational
organization which was established to:
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advance the interests of woodland owners and the cause of forestry,
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develop public appreciation for the value of Wisconsin's woodlands and
their importance in the economy
and overall welfare of the state,
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foster and encourage wise use and management of Wisconsin's woodlands
for
timber production, wildlife
habitat and recreation, and
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educate those interested in managing Wisconsin's woodlands.
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Local Chapters
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WWOA website
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Wisconsin Family Forests |
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Wisconsin Family Forests (WFF) was organized to support private
landowners that are interested in learning and applying the concepts of
sustainable forestry. WFF consists of neighborhood alliances of local
forest landowners that share their experiences and pool their needs for
professional assistance and additional knowledge. |
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Local Alliances
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WFF website
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State forests |
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Winnebago County does not contain any State Forest lands.
Wisconsin has nine State Forests (Wow!): Brule River, Northern
Highland-American Legion, Peshtigo River, Governor Knowles, Black River,
Flambeau River, Coulee Experimental, Point Beach and Kettle Moraine
(North & South units).
Click on the map for a larger view.
Visit the DNR website for
descriptions of these state forests. Visit the
master planning website to find out the latest on the management of
State Forest lands. |
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National forests
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Winnebago County does not
contain National Forest lands.
Wisconsin has one National Forest, the Chequamegon-Nicolet.
Click on the map for a larger view. |
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A management plan was recently
completed for our
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest |
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Forest Supervisor, Anne Archie
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
1170 Fourth Avenue, South Park Falls, WI 54552
Phone: (715) 762-2461
TTY: (715) 762-5701 |
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