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Places We Work

The Binational Conservation Blueprint for the Great Lakes identifies more than 500 places in Canada and the United States that are priority sites for the conservation of biodiversity in the Great Lakes. The sites profiled here represent a small sample of the places where The Nature Conservancy and its partners work.

 
  This map (adapted from the Binational Conservation Blueprint for the Great Lakes) shows priority sites for the conservation of biodiversity in the Great Lakes.

A detailed PDF of the Blueprint map is available for download. Printed copies of the Blueprint and map are available upon request.
Pigeon RiverManitou ForestSt. Louis RiverChequamegon Bay WatershedDoor PeninsulaChicago WildernessIndian Boundary PrairiesNorthern Great Lakes Forest Project Manitoulin IslandRice Lake PlainsTug HillGrand RiverIves Road FenFish Creek

Canada

Ontario - Pigeon River
Ontario - Manitoulin Island
Ontario - Rice Lake Plains

United States

Minnesota - Manitou Forest
Minnesota - St. Louis River

Wisconsin - Chequamegon Bay
Wisconsin - Door Peninsula

Illinois - Chicago Wilderness
Illinois - Indian Boundary Prairies

Indiana - Fish Creek

Michigan - Northern Great Lakes Forest
Michigan - Ives Creek Fen

Ohio - Grand River / Morgan Swamp

New York - Tug Hill