Not bankrupt, but not flush with cash either may best describe the budget situation for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
DNR officials explained to the Natural Resources Board (NRB), at its Jan. 24
The 2022-23 and 2023-24 winter seasons have been complete opposites, and it’s allowed a couple of game bird species to increase their population, explore new locations, and provide a positive outlook for upcoming hunting seasons.<br
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) will meet in-person Wednesday, Feb. 28, at 8:30 a.m. in room G09 of the State Natural Resources Building to consider several proposed rule-making documents, a proposed land sale and
The Superior and Chippewa National Forests announced the hiring of Nick Petrack as the new forest fire management officer.
Petrack started his career working summers as a wildland firefighter for the USDA Forest
It’ll take more than an ultra-warm stretch of late January and early February to roust most of Minnesota’s black bears from their wintertime hideaways.
While a few female “solos” and some males may have
Pennsylvania game warden Travis Anderson spends more time capturing wild turkeys than errant hunters.
Trapping and banding the big birds for research is just one aspect of Anderson’s work as Land Management Group supervisor
The unusually warm winter might leave more than a mark on the record books. It could hasten invasive oak wilt infection risk. Now is the safest time to prune and trim oak trees to prevent
The Duluth Sport Show – a combo that includes the Duluth Boat, Sports, Travel and RV Show and the Northland Outdoors Duluth Deer Classic – runs Thursday, Feb. 15 through Sunday, Feb. 18 at the
The Minnesota legislative session kicked off Monday, Feb. 12, at the State Capitol in St. Paul. As the session started, there were several bills introduced for further discussion by committees, and many of them applied
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