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Map
Big Woods
Bill's Woods
Biocore Prairie
Caretakers Woods
Class of 1918 Marsh
Eagle Heights Gardens and Ag Fields
Eagle Heights Woods
Frautschi Point
Lake Mendota
Lakeshore Path
Muir Woods
Tent Colony Woods
Picnic Point
Picnic Point Marsh
Raymer's Cove
Second Point Woods
University Bay and Willow Creek
Wally Bauman Woods
Willow Creek Woods
Eagle Heights Gardens and Ag Fields
Eagle Heights Woods
Frautschi Point
Lake Mendota
Lakeshore Path
Muir Woods
Tent Colony Woods
Picnic Point
Picnic Point Marsh
Raymer's Cove
Second Point Woods
University Bay and Willow Creek
Wally Bauman Woods
Willow Creek Woods
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In
1990, Frautschi Point was given to the University by John
and Jerry Frautschi in honor of their father, Walter A. Frautschi. Formerly
known as Second Point, the high ground has an excellent view
of the Capitol, Picnic Point, and the western end of Lake
Mendota. This
area is the focus of a University classroom project for an
advanced course in restoration ecology. |
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For
more information
on Frautschi Point,
follow this link: |
 Pair
of Bald Eagles, Frautschi Pointphoto by Glenda Denniston |
Grennie's, a dog's grave stone on Frautschi Point, is surrounded by pink magic lilies. To see a photo and read a poem about the grave, see: Using money generously donated by the Frautschi family, improvements are being made to Frautschi Point. To learn about the 2004 work, see:Bald Eagles have recently been seen at Frautschi Point: |
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