Wholesale fish dealer convicted in Wisconsin’s first-ever invasive carp case
Public tip started DNR warden investigation In 2018.
Wholesale fish dealer convicted in Wisconsin’s first-ever invasive carp case Read More »
Public tip started DNR warden investigation In 2018.
Wholesale fish dealer convicted in Wisconsin’s first-ever invasive carp case Read More »
Will go to customers who applied for a wolf harvest permit or preference point for the Fall 2021 wolf harvest season.
With no wolf season, DNR to refund application fee Read More »
Since the start of the new year, there have been 11 snowmobile fatalities. There were 13 fatalities in 2021.
Four snowmobile-related fatalities over weekend Read More »
36th annual Bald Eagle Watching Days coming Jan. 15-16.
Event helps share Wisconsin bald eagles’ amazing comeback story Read More »
Two common non-native aquatic plants in Wisconsin include the curly-leaf pondweed and Eurasian watermilfoil, which remain hardy in winter giving them an advantage over native aquatic plants.
Ice anglers, too, urged to protect waterways from AIS Read More »
Although there’s been an uptick in barn owl sightings in Wisconsin and other Upper Midwestern states, and has been speculated that a few may be nesting now in southern Wisconsin, this is the first time in more than two decades a nest has been confirmed.
First barn owl nest documented in Wisconsin in 20-plus years Read More »
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin DNR cautions hunters to avoid placing deer stands in or near ash trees this deer season. Most ash trees in the southern half of Wisconsin, Door County and the Mississippi River counties are dead or dying from emerald ash borer infestation. Although emerald ash borer is not as widespread in other
Wisconsin DNR: Avoid ash trees when placing deer stands Read More »
Invasive carp compete with native species for food and habitat, so a healthy and diverse fishery is a positive sign.
‘Potentially very good news about the current status of invasive carp …’ Read More »
Deer numbers are trending upward in much of the state.
Anticipation builds for Wisconsin gun deer season Read More »