In 1927, Wisconsin decided to re-flood farmland that had replaced Horicon Marsh; a new dam revived a wetland that hosts up to 200,000 geese each fall
In 1927, Wisconsin passed a bill to restore Horicon Marsh after failed farming drained it. Today, the 32,000-acre marsh draws huge flocks of geese each fall.
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