SPOONER, WI – The Wisconsin Cooperative Trapper Education Program – which is mandatory for new trappers who are not actively engaged in farming – brings experienced and skilled trappers into the classroom where they can
Minneapolis – While it’s possible hunters in two Rocky Mountain states could be tracking gray wolves as early as this fall, folks in the Midwest shouldn’t expect any change in the status of the species
Madison – Citizens across Wisconsin have an opportunity to share their opinions on proposed fish and wildlife rule changes, present new ideas in the management of Wisconsin’s natural resources, and elect Conservation Congress delegates for
MILWAUKEE – A mid-March fish kill of thousands of gizzard shad in the Milwaukee Harbor ship canals was caused by the fish virus viral hemorrhagic septicemia, or VHS, according to results released March 31 from
Birders from around the region are flocking to the south shore of Lake Superior! The Fifth Annual Chequamegon Bay Birding & Nature Festival based at The Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center in Ashland, Wis., May
Madison – Anglers across the state will soon will have an opportunity to weigh in on a proposal to set the size limit on muskellunge at 40 inches statewide. If approved, the change would include
No traces of Asian carp DNA have been found in water samples collected from major Milwaukee waterways, according to the University of Notre Dame researchers who did the sampling. The researchers notified the Wisconsin Department
From April through mid-June and mid-October through mid-November, fire crews and specialized equipment from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Leopold Wetland Management District, in Portage, Wis., will assemble at Waterfowl Production Areas and/or Conservation
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) today announced a number of updates to the court-approved rules that govern Chippewa Indian hunting, fishing and trapping off-reservation rights
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