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Navarino State Wildlife Area is a multi-use property providing public access to outdoor recreation while at the same time managing and preserving the natural systems. Visitors can come here to enjoy hiking, canoeing, and wildlife/nature viewing. The area consists of bottomland hardwoods, pine plantations, and aspen/oak tree stands, plus open fields, bog, and lowland scrub. Fishing, trapping, and hunting are allowed within some of the areas while some parts have been reserved for agricultural usage. Hortonville Bog State Natural Area was designated a State Natural Area in 1987 by the Department of Natural Resources, which owns and manages the park. The area is mostly bog with no open water and is surrounded in places by tree stands of tamarack, black spruce, and white cedar. It is home to a variety of bird species such as Canada and Nashville warblers, white-throated sparrows, and more. Visitors may engage in a limited variety of activities in the area such as hiking and wildlife viewing, or cross-country skiing in winter. Hunting, trapping, and fishing are also allowed, but some areas may be partly owned by private parties and not open to some or all activities. Signs are located in these areas, and visitors should watch for them. Brillion Wildlife Area is a multi-use nature preserve that provides food and shelter for wintering deer, a nesting ground for ducks, and public access for recreational purposes. The area consists of upland and lowland tree stands, restored wetlands, and restored grassland prairie. Visitors can engage in birding, canoeing on the Manitowoc River, and hiking, although there are no designated trails. Hunting and trapping are allowed for a variety of species such as deer, waterfowl, and turkey, and the area is a good destination for wildlife viewing and photography.