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165-acre, $6.4M deal aims to protect burial mounds and wildlife in Dane County

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Dane County plans to buy a property near McFarland and donate it to the Ho-Chunk Nation for cultural and ecological preservation.
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165-acre, $6.4M deal aims to protect burial mounds and wildlife in Dane County

Dane County plans to buy a property near McFarland and donate it to the Ho-Chunk Nation for cultural and ecological preservation.

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The Cap Times broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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