Preserving native plant species in Wisconsin is crucial to ensuring we have a healthy ecosystem for generations to come. They help with soil health, reduce water runoff, and provide nectar and pollen for pollinators which in turn can help crop yields and health. A number of organizations strive to conserve native plant species, including the UW-Arboretum. 

Preserving native plant species in Wisconsin is crucial to ensuring we have a healthy ecosystem for generations to come. They help with soil health, reduce water runoff, and provide nectar and pollen for pollinators which in turn can help crop yields and health. A number of organizations strive to conserve native plant species, including the UW-Arboretum.

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