I noted the other day the contradiction in Wisconsin where the Department of Natural Resources was simultaneously urging people to plant a tree for Arbor Day while also green-lighting the destruction a pristine wooded wetland to facilitate a sand mine and also studying the destruction of more than half the acreage in a 247-acre wooded nature preserve where Kohler interests want to build yet another high-end golf course.
And speaking of that golf course site includes rare dunes along the sandy Lake Michigan shoreline south of Sheboygan, I couldn't help but notice another wooded dune near Lake Michigan to the north is featured in this Journal Sentinel piece.
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Or are more Walker donor-friendly and thus politically at-risk.
Comments to federal regulatory officials are due May 6, by the way.
More on that, and the developer's efforts to tilt the permitting process, here.
And speaking of that golf course site includes rare dunes along the sandy Lake Michigan shoreline south of Sheboygan, I couldn't help but notice another wooded dune near Lake Michigan to the north is featured in this Journal Sentinel piece.
Woodland Dunes is a nature lover’s sanctuaryI guess some woodlands and dunes and nature lovers' sanctuaries are more equal than others, like the potential golf course site, below:
.Or are more Walker donor-friendly and thus politically at-risk.
Comments to federal regulatory officials are due May 6, by the way.
More on that, and the developer's efforts to tilt the permitting process, here.