HT: The Croc, who pointed to this (old) item from McIlheran.
One line jumps out:
More than 18% of Wisconsin is publicly held conservation land. That's one acre in six.
Ever since I was in grade school, I loved "rounding." It enables one to use easy-to-manage numbers (those ending in zero.)
The rule applicable here: you must round UP.
So it's actually damn near one-fifth of the State that is "public conservation."
Ott has a good idea. I'd like to know where it is, and what can or cannot be done there.
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