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Click on the following link to Wisconsin Public Radio's Larry Meiller Show.
Larry Meiller talks about the Niagara Escarpment with Joanne Kleussendorf, director of the Weis Earth Science Museum at UW-Fox Valley in Menasha.
Larry Meiller Show & the Niagara Escarpment link
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Click on the following link to Wisconsin Public Radio's Larry Meiller Show.
Larry Meiller talks about the Niagara Escarpment with Joanne Kleussendorf, director of the Weis Earth Science Museum at UW-Fox Valley in Menasha.
Larry Meiller Show & the Niagara Escarpment link
Weis Museum
Calendar of Events
The Niagara Escarpment.............
The Ledge rises up to 200 feet high in some places, but the maximum thickness of this rock layer is 450 to 800 feet depending upon the location.
The Ledge rises up to 200 feet high in some places, but the maximum thickness of this rock layer is 450 to 800 feet depending upon the location.
Our Mission Statement
“To promote balanced land-use decisions and an
appreciation for the unique ecology of Wisconsin’s Niagara
Escarpment. This
will be achieved by providing education and scientific information
to decision-makers, acknowledging local interests, and promoting
sound planning and management concepts that conserve the integrity
of the Niagara Escarpment."