MADISON – Wisconsin anglers can look forward to more great fishing opportunities in 2011 as anglers turn the page on a record-setting 2010, state fisheries officials say. “We realize how critically important fishing is in
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, property owners and conservationists are getting ready to add more underwater trees to four northern Wisconsin lakes. Fish, frogs and other aquatic wildlife use submerged
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is implementing a new policy that will automatically issue replacement Earn-A-Buck stickers to any hunter who harvested a buck that comes back CWD-positive. The DNR will mail each hunter
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – Scientists whose genetics-based research became a lightning rod in the debate over protecting the Great Lakes from Asian carp have made their case in a newly published article that says
Eagle watching kicks off Jan. 14-15 in Prairie du Sac MADISON – Sauk City and Prairie du Sac on the Wisconsin River will hold the 24th annual Bald Eagle Watching Days on Jan. 14-15, 2011,
Environmental officials from Wisconsin and Minnesota have been working on a plan to improve water quality in Lake St. Croix, the final 25 miles of the nationally designated, wild and scenic St. Croix River. An
EAU CLAIRE – A four-party transaction, involving land trades and purchases, would allow the Ho-Chunk Nation to expand tribal housing in Jackson County while also expanding the county forest and the Black River State Forest.
Madison – Preliminary 2010 gun deer season harvest numbers in Wisconsin totaled 218,381 deer. This includes 102,205 bucks (an increase of 17 percent over 2009 preliminary numbers) and 116,176 antlerless deer (a 6-percent increase over
MADISON – Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Secretary Matt Frank unveiled DNR’s revamped website today, inviting Wisconsinites to take a test drive. “People rely on DNR’s website for everything from planning family trips to applying
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