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The Center for Land Use Education has produced a series of publications, some with the Department of Natural Resources and the Office of Land Information Services of the Department of Administration. Unless otherwise specified, these publications are available from the Center for Land Use Education. If you would like a copy please email us at landcenter@uwsp.edu or call us at 715-346-3783.

Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends Series
 

• Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends:  Forests 
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  This publication illustrates statewide land use trends related to Wisconsin's forested lands.  By increasing awareness and understanding of the importance of forests, we hope to engage local communities, government officials, planning professionals, and individual landowners in a dialogue about the importance of Wisconsin's forests.

• Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends:  Housing
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  This publication illustrates statewide land use trends related to Wisconsin's housing trends.  Hopefully the information in this brochure will help local communities, government officials, planning professionals, and individual landowners engage in meaningful dialogues about the role of housing as a land use and the trends that may shape Wisconsin's future.

• Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends:  Recreation
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  This publication illustrates statewide land use trends related to Wisconsin's recreation.  This brochure is intended to help local communities, government officials, planning professionals and individual landowners think about ways to plan for and better manage local and regional recreational resources.

• Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends:  Energy
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  This publication is intended for local government officials and others interested in investigating the connections between energy and land use. Statewide trends related to renewable and nonrenewable energy are explored together with building, transportation and community design approaches to reduce energy use.

• Wisconsin Land Use Megatrends:  Climate Change
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  This publication is intended for local government officials and others interested in investigating the connections between climate change and land use. Statewide trends related to renewable and nonrenewable energy are explored together with building, transportation and community design approaches to reduce energy use.

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