Cambridge, Wis. — Anglers interested in learning more about lake and water quality in the areas that they live and fish can do so by participating in one of the state’s 225 lake management districts. By doing so, sportsmen can also contribute to the health of lakes and wetlands in their area. Lake district […]
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There are rumblings that she will resign as DNR secretary sometime after state budget passes.
Cathy Stepp preparing to leave Wisconsin DNR behind? Read More »
Hudson, Wis. — With the DNR no longer allowed to present deer population information to the public in terms of population goals by unit or deer per square mile, the agency will ask for the public’s help from August through November in defining new population objectives required by the Deer Trustee Report (DTR). Instead
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Decisions on the DNR magazine, forestry mill tax and the DNR’s presence – or lack thereof – at the state fair are the latest examples of Gov. Scott Walker’s intent.
Governor, DNR secretary slowly dismantling conservation agency Read More »
DNR magazine survives – for now – and JFC increases fees for camping and daily admission to state parks.
Wisconsin’s Joint Finance Committee follows Gov. Walker’s lead, nixes forestry mill tax Read More »
Mill tax has a direct, positive impact on wildlife habitat; magazine doesn’t cost the DNR a dime.
Retired Wisconsin DNR wildlife director wants state to save forestry tax, DNR magazine Read More »
Sportsmen no longer have to shoulder entire burden through hunting, fishing, trapping fee increases.
His idea falls outside of NRB’s responsibility of setting policy for the DNR.
Is Walker’s magazine move a sleight of hand to divert attention from his desire to kill the forest mill tax?
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