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Biggest question now should be how to pull off a 2020 season in light of COVID-19 concerns.
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Biggest question now should be how to pull off a 2020 season in light of COVID-19 concerns.

Green Bay native attended UW-Stevens Point and comes to NRB from Vernon County’s Kickapoo Valley Reserve.

Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board members still concerned about high crossbow buck harvest success rates.

He cites possible conflict of interest in his role as executive director of Wisconsin Green Fire.

The Wisconsin DNR, Conservation Congress, and Natural Resources Board held a joint press conference Tuesday, Sept. 3 to highlight activities to combat chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Wisconsin. Though few new actions were announced to

NRB members may move to shorten the season with a proposed Jan. 5 closing date.

DNR embargoed meeting information, preventing media from informing public of event prior to conference.

But the committee lowered the amount of money available for the purchase by $500,000 from what the Natural Resources Board approved, a move that one of the chief proponents of the deal said could jeopardize

Bill Smith’s 34-year DNR career began in 1978 as environmental engineer, ended as deputy DNR secretary.
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