Talk:Ice Age Trail

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[edit] cleanup request

I see that much of the article, especially in the "brief history" section, is not wikified, and that many of its assertions are uncited. The first sentence of the aforementioned "brief history" section appears to have been lifted verbatim from a copyrighted webpage, in violation of Wikipedia's copyright policy and international copyright legislation. Shame shame, etc. Anyways, clean it up, make sure to remove copyvios, and whatnot. If I get to it before you, I'll be happy to do it myself. In the meantime, if anyone else is looking for something to do... have at it! :-p Tom e r ^talk 02:23, 29 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Missing Biogeography Maps

Having worked with the National Park Service & Wisconsin DNR via the Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center in Ashland, Wisconsin these online mapping tools now supercede those cited by this article.

The Upper Mississippi River Recreation Area based at the Science Museum of Minnesota also enables "GeoScouting" activities at Western Wisconsin wilderness camps ...