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Third Wisconsin wolf session brings several sides together

Laurie Groskopf (r), of the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation and Wisconsin Wolf Facts, speaks to the audience at the Clintonville, Wis., public listening session on the DNR’s wolf management plan. Groskopf has spent years working with the DNR and conservation groups on the state’s wolf management plan. She has worked with counties and towns to draft resolutions asking for a wolf population goal of 350 animals or less. (Photos by Becky Gaskill)

As the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) continues to work on revising the state’s draft wolf plan, the topic is no less heated for those who deal with wolves on a daily basis. The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, the Wisconsin Association of Sporting Dogs, and Wisconsin Wolf Facts recently partnered to hold a third listening session, this one in Clintonville, allowing residents to speak about their personal experiences with wolves.

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