South Shore, Lake Superior
The Lake Superior Basin is located in northwest Wisconsin, and includes parts of Douglas, Bayfield, Ashland, and Iron counties -- an area with landscapes, shorelands and waterways unique to Wisconsin.
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On this
Web site you will find information about the activities and events,
conservation and natural resource clubs and agency personnel in the
basin. Follow the links
on the left to navigate the Lake Superior Basin Partnership Web site.
The Lake Superior drainage basin is rich in natural resources and scenic
beauty. It is sparsely populated and economically dependent on its natural
resources, which include metals, minerals, forests and recreation/tourism
opportunities such as national lakeshores and national/state/provincial
parks. It is particularly known for its clear, cold water and agate
beaches. A circle tour guides highway travelers around the lakeshore.
Many shipwrecks in Lake Superior are now protected in bottomland preserves
and accessible to recreational divers. (1)
Follow the link here to see a larger map of the Lake Superior Basin.
The Lake Superior Basin has a poster display that 
you can download here. The poster contains
information on the Lake Superior Bi-National Program.
The Lake Superior Basin also has a poster on UW-Extension forestry resources
that
you can download here. The poster includes
information about the Woodland Leaders Institute and Masters Woodland
Leaders course.
"A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.” -- Aldo Leopold
(1) www.great-lakes.net/lakes/ref/supfact.htmlLinks
on this site using this symbol are acrobat pdf files. For more information,
or to download the free acrobat reader software, visit the site at www1.uwex.edu/ces/pubs/help.cfm
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