Wildlife habitat can simply be defined as the presence of enough food, cover, and water to sustain a species. The Greenwood
landscape provides habitat for a variety of plants, birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles and fish.
The City of Greenwood, like all of Clark County, site in an important location with regard to whitetail deer, bear, and turkey
populations. Both the Black River corridor and the Clark County Forest serve as important segments in the link between southern
and northern Wisconsin deer and bear populations. These "wild" areas provide lanes of travel between major northern forest
and southern farmland habitat blocks. There are no State Natural Areas in the City of Greenwood.
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