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Council OKs UW–Superior invasive-plant removal and habitat restoration on Wisconsin Point
Summary
The council approved a UW–Superior request to undertake a long-term invasive plant removal and habitat restoration project on roughly four acres of city-owned land at Wisconsin Point.
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The Superior Common Council approved permission for a University of Wisconsin–Superior Department of Natural Sciences project to remove non-native invasive plants and restore habitat on approximately four acres of city-owned property on Wisconsin Point.
Nicholas Dance of UW–Superior asked the council for authorization to undertake a long-term restoration project on the site. Council approved the request by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
The project focuses on invasive-species removal and habitat restoration on city-owned property; staff and the university will coordinate details and any necessary permits or maintenance arrangements.

