MADISON – Trappers who incidentally capture wolves are encouraged to contact DNR staff and participate in Wisconsin’s wolf collaring and monitoring program. “Tracking collared wolves is a critical component of Wisconsin’s wolf monitoring program. Trappers
Could have long-term impacts on a popular trout stream.
Would allow hunters to kill elk before the state’s two herds reach a minimum size, with DNR saying it would bring in money and the herds could still be managed responsibly.
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin Republicans are pushing to allow developers to build on state wetlands without any oversight after passing a $3 billion incentives package for a Foxconn Technology Group plant exempting the facility from
Whitetails Unlimited recently partnered with the Wisconsin DNR to plant mini-apple orchards on various public hunting lands throughout Wisconsin. Each mini-orchard will consist of eight to 12 apple trees. According to a Whitetails Unlimited news
It’s estimated that northern Wisconsin had about 3,500 bobcats in 2016, compared to 1,500 in 1980.
Dan Meyer inherits an agency that took plenty of criticism during the previous DNR secretary’s tenure for shifting away from protecting natural resources and science-based decisions to helping businesses clear regulatory hurdles.
Annual Sturgeon Fest, at Lakeshore State Park in downtown Milwaukee on Sept. 30, continues effort to restore lake sturgeon to Lake Michigan.
Single animal is captured in a video and photo from two separate trail cameras.
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