Two premier Wisconsin waterfowl hunting destinations have new property managers.
Last fall, DNR Wildlife Biologist Eric Kilburg transferred from the DNR’s Pike Lake office, where he was the wildlife biologist for Washington and Ozaukee counties
With each slow, but methodical step, the anticipation grew as we, 15-strong, made our way through the forest’s relatively thick understory.
Typically born away from the herd in the remote, even isolated, reaches of the 68,000- acre Black River State Forest, these four-legged animals are far from alone.
Elk calves, after all, are a high-interest
Registration is now underway for the 2023 Prairie Lakes Conference (PLC) set for Aug. 9-11 at Okoboji, Iowa.
The PLC, which originated in 2016, is put together annually by conservation professionals and is an invitation
Fish, like us and all other animals, use oxygen, which they get from the water via their gills. It would be pretty interesting if we could dive under the surface and continue breathing. Actually, we
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced in a release on June 26 that the agency has removed deer feeding or feeding and attractant bans in 24 counties to focus restrictions on areas where risk
Bumble bees need a life preserver, and Iowa is stepping up to offer its support.
As part of the Midwest Bumble Bee Atlas, the state is joining Minnesota, Missouri and Nebraska in taking a
The Illinois DNR announced that it will host “traditional” blind drawings at all state waterfowl hunting sites in July and August.
The question: Should the agency expect hunters to show up in throngs, which
Chris Hespen has built an impressive resume with DNR.
The Peotone native was recently named the site superintendent at Pyramid State Park. Hespen is just the fourth site super in Pyramid’s 55-year history, following Bob
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