
WI Daily Update: Recent storm damage and dry conditions increase risk of wildfires
After debris from recent storms, the Wisconsin DNR is encouraging citizens to inspect for fire danger before conducting any outdoor burns. Listen here for details.
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After debris from recent storms, the Wisconsin DNR is encouraging citizens to inspect for fire danger before conducting any outdoor burns. Listen here for details.

There is a particular style of trail camera that is a great scouting tool for turkeys. Tim Lesmeister explains.

Tim Lesmeister says the fishing on Minnesota/Wisconsin waters of the Mississippi River has reached a boiling point. Lesmeister explains how to take advantage of this time period for walleyes.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking safety education instructors. Listen here for ways you can help as an instructor in many different areas.
A new land acquisition will expand Wisconsin’s most-visited state park. Listen here for details.

The Wisconsin DNR is recruiting potential wardens for its 2027 class, and the application period opens on April 30. Listen here for details.

Crappies are staging in deeper waters near areas where they will eventually move up into the shallows. Tim Lesmeister explains how he uses a bass technique to catch these deeper crappies.

Wisconsin’s general open-water fishing season doesn’t kick off until May 2, but there’s a number of new regulations to be aware of for 2026. Listen here for details.

Natural resources agencies from across the region are reminding landowners to not prune their oaks from April through July to protect the trees from oak wilt. Listen here for details.
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