Environment and Wildlife
Yellowstone Wildlife Area Equestrian Trail - Wisconsin
A new equestrian bridge on the Yellowstone Wildlife Area
A bridge was constructed across Steiner Brook to allow equestrians to cross the creek without damaging trout habitat and causing erosion.
The 30 mile trail is used by approximately 1,000 users annually. The use of bridges helps to eliminate aquatic habitat destruction.
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