Aim of study is to gain more information about statewide hunter success and selectivity when deer hunting.
First positive identification of EAB in both counties.
In collaboration with the Minnesota and Michigan Departments of Natural Resources, the Ruffed Grouse Society and Wisconsin Conservation Congress, the Wisconsin DNR will conduct the third and final year of sampling in a multi-year monitoring program this fall looking at WNV in ruffed grouse.
Moving westward, the rice outlook improves across northern Wisconsin.
The agency releases the 2020 fall forecast series.
Millions of yards of contamination cleaned from riverbed.
A total of 22 wildlife artists submitted 37 pieces of artwork for the 2021 Wisconsin wild turkey, pheasant, and waterfowl stamp design contests.
“These findings indicate that while ruffed grouse are being exposed to WNV, there are birds that are surviving and clearing the virus from their bodies.”
It’s believed that early identification and reporting will keep Japanese stilt grass from spreading.
With no permits available, no applications will be made available or accepted this year.
The new laws affect passenger requirements, headlamps, operational requirements, vehicle legal definitions and more.
Butterfly dock has reportedly grown as tall as 7 feet with leaves that can span over one yard in diameter, shading out native species.
Survey seeks to identify chimneys providing bird habitat;
pilot project aims to help owners pay for repairs to preserve habitat.
Just shy of 28,000 Wisconsin residents entered the drawing for one of four once-in-a-lifetime elk tags. The winners are from the cities of Appleton, Junction City, Marengo and McFarland.
With capacity limits in place for select properties since May 1, some of these properties have seen an overwhelming number of visitors.
Weather conditions were optimal for almost every period of the 2020 turkey season.
Special conditions to ensure the safety of staff and visitors.
DNR: Join your County Deer Advisory Council.
Learn how to build a turtle nest cage and report turtle crossing hotspots.
Hank Xiong said his drive to find the owner was fueled by his own bad memories when he was younger when his own prize bow was taken from the back of his father’s truck.
Record-setting number of responses received. Results will help guide decision-making on potential future rules.
Fees required, limited capacity, and modified hours.
All regulations remain in effect under Safer at Home order; season opens April 15.
As of Tuesday, March 24, state parks, trails and restrooms remain open; property buildings closed.
The goal of the bag limit reduction is to reduce walleye exploitation on the Winnebago System and maintain a sustainable fishery.
A host of updated statewide, regional and local Wisconsin DNR fishing regulations will go into effect on April 1.
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