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Previous Weekly News
The DNR keeps 2 years of News archived online. Select the year you are interested in to jump to that year.
2010
- Hunters register 8,265 birds in 2009 fall wild turkey hunt
- Boating safety classes beginning around state
- Snowmobile Safety Team Patrols Bayfield Area
- Hearing on runoff rules proposal added in Ashland March 8
- February Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine available
- Next two weekends offer most opportunities
for candlelight skiing and hiking - Bear harvest permits to increase 22 percent over 2009
- Wisconsin seeks federal funding under Great Lake Restoration Initiative
- Ice safety always a must, but especially when using motorized vehicles
- Snowmobile safety team patrols St. Germain
- DNR congratulates ERCO on converting its
Port Edwards plant to a mercury-free technology - Meeting set for Feb. 17 on Green Bay muskellunge
- Hunters donate 3,921 deer to feed the hungry
- Statistics show false sense of safety on licensed game farms
- Lake Winnebago system seasons open Feb. 13
- 149,000 permits issued for 2010 spring turkey hunt
- Leftover spring turkey permits go on sale in late March
- Poll quizzes anglers about VHS fish disease
- Pruning trees in winter can help reduce the spread of oak wilt
- Snowmobile Safety Team Patrols Eagle River
- Municipalities need to know where to go
with the snow to protect water quality - Timber wolf tracking and ecology clinic offered
- Public hearings set for runoff pollution proposals
- Wisconsin launches Zero Alcohol snowmobile campaign
- Snowmobile Accident Reduction Team Begins Patrols
- Arbor Day poster, writing contest open to fourth and fifth graders
- Porcupine ecology on snowshoes clinic offered
- Bald eagles viewing events to be held in January
- All gun deer hunting seasons now closed
- Comments sought on best practices for protecting water quality during forestry activities
- Proud owner of a pricey hunting firearm?
Keep it new with proper cleaning - Volunteers needed for MacKenzie center’s maple “sugarbush” program
2009
- Trumpeter swans, osprey officially removed from state endangered species list
- 2009 Natural Resources issues in review
- Recent snowmobile fatalities prompt safety reminder
- Candlelight ski, snowshoe events ring in the New Year
- Christmas tree recycling
- DNR offices closed for Holidays and furlough day
- DNR to reduce service center walk-in counter service hours
- Classes offered to create a safer snowmobile season
- Kids’ TV Show wins Emmy
- Watch out for invasive species in adornments to wreaths and dried arrangements
- Gift ideas to make the most of the outdoors
- DNR to reduce service center walk-in counter service hours
- Great Lakes photo contest underway
- Commercial harvest of whitefish allowed to increase
- Timber wolf tracking and ecology clinic offered
- Shoreland management rules updated to better protect lakes, rivers
- Snowmobile trail openings decided on a local level
- Ice fishing season around the corner
- Top 10 ice safety tips for 2010
- ‘Water guards” will be working ice fishing season to help prevent spread of deadly fish disease
- Public hearings start this week on proposed groundwater standards
- Recycling, waste reduction tips for making the holiday season more ‘green’
- ATV Tire and width restrictions change
- Dec. 30 deadline for Urban Forestry Council award nominations
- 2010 spring turkey, black bear permit application deadline Dec 10
- Muzzleloader season underway; Dec. antlerless season ahead
- Chemical treatment for Asian carp gets underway Dec. 2
- Draft impaired waters list available for comment until Jan. 15, 2010
- Lakes’ removal from Impaired Waters list a success story
- 2010 Wisconsin state park admission stickers available
- Chemical treatment appears to have eliminated invasive crayfish
- 43 communities apply for DNR Brownfield Site Assessment Grants
- Pilfered trees, native mistletoe and life under the ice in the December issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources
- 16-day deer hunt starting Saturday before Thanksgiving proposed for 2010
- Musky anglers get a holiday bonus: a longer season
- DNR offices closed on Nov. 26 and 27
- Menomonee Valley Industrial Center nets national brownfields award
- Cougar ecology, tracking, behavior and management workshops offered
- Chronology of Wisconsin Gun Deer Hunting
- TV and radio host Dan Small greets hunters and offers a season outlook
- Deer Donation program enters 10th year
- Make safety your automatic reflex during hunt
- Hunters asked to report suspicious activity while out on wild lands
- Dec. 31 deadline for Tree City USA application
- 2009 gun deer hunt on the doorstep
- Early returns on deer stubs and hunter self-survey indicate hunters are “seeing deer”
- Mentored hunting program a quick hit
- Deer hunters urged to help eliminate feral pigs
- Ten tips to recycle more on America Recycles Day
- “Wee Recyclers” program improved to encourage recycling habits in early childhood
- Rebuilding of power line may result in incidental take of rare lizard
- Nominees sought for 13th annual Ethical Hunter Award
- Financial Resource Guide available to help clean up, redevelop brownfields
- Spanish and Hmong translations of hunting regulations available
- Poll on new design for endangered resources license plate draws thousands of on-line voters
- Deer carcass tag tip sheet available
- Volunteers needed to help monitor wolf population in the state
- Wild Rose hatchery education center wins top national award
- Wisconsin’s electronics recycling bill signed into law
- Lake Tomah carp removal project aims at improved fishery, lake habitat
- New map offers view into how deer population estimates help determine season structure
- New carcass movement restrictions in CWD zone
- Comments sought on transportation, utility right-of-way management practices
- New videos can help landowners rid woods of common invasive plants
- Still time to enjoy a colorful Autumn in Wisconsin
- Fall is a good time for controlling garlic mustard
- Winnebago systems sturgeon spearing license deadline Oct. 31
- Firearms Safety: Fooled eyes could fuel trigger finger
- Order tree seedlings now to plant for the future
- New video available to help lakefront property owners understand pier regulations
- Ring-necked pheasant season opens October 17 at noon
- Youth gun deer hunt Oct. 10-11
- Voluntary urban forestry practices aim to protect community forests
- Farmers urged to take steps now to empty manure storage structures
- Informational meetings to be held on electronics recycling legislation
- Waterfowl, pheasant stamp design contest winners announced
- Hearings set on draft Stewardship lands public access rule
- Venison donation program enters 10th year
- Firearms Safety: Respect brings success, fun, survival
- Grants available for urban wildlife damage abatement and control
- Herd estimates, treestand safety and some history with a mystery
- New tool helps identify musky spawning habitat
- Changes to Wisconsin ‘open water’ hunting rules effective Oct. 1
- Compost leaves this fall to protect air quality and enrich your lawn and garden
- Free recycling bins available to Green and Healthy School Program participants
- Clean diesel grants awarded to reduce air pollution
- Crane-watch clinic offered at Sandhill
- Drinking water report: 96 percent of public systems meet all health-based standards
- Groundwater quality, quantity and protection activities detailed
- Northern zone duck season opens Sept. 26
- Preliminary results of upland game bird brood production present mixed picture for 2009
- Northern gun deer hunters need to check status of units where they will hunt
- Grants available to investigate contaminated properties
- Outdoor photography course offered at Sandhill
- Natural Resources Board to hear deer season proposal based on public panel’s recommendations
- Regular season Canada goose begins
- Woodcock season opens Sept. 19
- Wisconsin’s new tree-planting partnership benefits polar bear habitat
- New invasive crayfish found in Wisconsin
- Applications now being accepted for two dam grant programs
- Now is time to look for gypsy moth egg masses
- Mead Wildlife Area visitor center awarded top ‘green building’ certification
- Facebook case a first for DNR wardens
- Morning on the Marsh Campout offered at Sandhill
- New rule aims to reduce spread of invasive species in Wisconsin
- Now is a good time to report invasive wetland plants
- Wisconsin fall hunting seasons forecast available
- 50 places to fish from shore within 60 minutes of Milwaukee
- Fall turkey season to be extended in five turkey management zones
- New restrictions in place on movement of deer carcasses from CWD zone
- Rifle use for deer hunting expanded in two areas
- What kind of tree stand hunter are you? Grounded or airborne
- Early Canada goose, mourning dove seasons open Sept. 1
- 2009 fall wild turkey and ruffed grouse seasons open Sept. 12
- Input sought on plans for Cross Plains Ice Age Reserve complex
- Hunters: stay legal and ask to hunt private lands
- Deer hunters asked to send in wildlife observations from field
- Last casts for inland trout season
- Volunteers, sophisticated electronics, help monitor Wisconsin’s bat populations
- New book explores Wisconsin’s love affair with lake sturgeon
- Hook and line sturgeon season opens Sept. 5
- Test results show VHS fish disease hasn’t spread
- Reduce, reuse and recycle when moving and heading back to school
- Giant water birds topic of seminar at Crex Meadows
- Trapper education workshop offered at Sandhill
- Public invited to comment on deer population goals
- Natural Resources Board to review plan for managing Chronic Wasting Disease in Wisconsin
- Rate of CWD infection increases in core area
- CWD surveillance plan for 2009
- Celebrate Smokey Bear’s 65th birthday with free ice cream
- Leave baby wildlife in the wild
- Hunter education courses plenty – but not for long
- Wild plants: food, medicine, survival clinic
- Waterfowl hunters can expect average to liberal 2009 season framework
- Visitors to Wisconsin State Fair can find “Passport to Fun” at DNR Park
- Bust hunting barrier with time, energy and a good story
- August Wisconsin Natural Resources preview
- Road reconstruction project may result in Incidental Take of rare snake
- Wisconsin project gets federal funding for fish habitat
- “Fish Sticks” to benefit fish in Bayfield County
- Plan updated to address threats to Great Lakes water quality
- Online survey seeks opinions on deer herd control alternatives
- Draft management plan available for Capital Springs State Recreation Area
- Sportsman Channel nets DNR hunter education honors
- August 1 deadline for fall wildlife harvest permit applications
- August 1 deadline for upriver sturgeon permits
- Root for the home team giveaway winners announced
- Follow Wisconsin fish management activities on Twitter
- Motorists urged to slow down and be alert for wildlife
- Master BRASS basics now for hunting success in fall
- Four dogs killed by wolves as bear hunters begin to train hounds
- Recent bear encounters underscore importance of keeping wildlife wild
- Black bear facts and tips for getting along with bears
- July 1 marks start of summer deer observation period
- Reissued guidance for safe household pharmaceutical management
- August 1 deadline to apply for 2009 sharp-tailed grouse harvest permits
- Still space in Buckhorn youth learn to hunt workshop and youth hunt
- Practice is key to successful bow hunting
- Early spring waterfowl surveys present mixed picture
- Effort to prevent spread of VHS fish disease, invasive species to increase over July Fourth weekend
- Lake levels and other topics tackled in online FAQ
- New resources on electronics recycling available
- With warm weather, Swimmers Itch makes annual appearance
- Cedarburg student wins 2010 Wisconsin State Park admission sticker contest
- Hunters with disabilities can begin to sign up for 2009 accessible gun deer hunt
- One week remaining to file applications for clean water stimulus funds
- 52,581 turkeys registered in Wisconsin’s 2009 Spring turkey season
- Turkey season ends nearly incident-free
- Natural Resources Board updated on wolf management in Wisconsin
- Birdfeeders can pose risk to some wildlife
- Root for the home team and get entered to win!
- 2008 Wisconsin Big Game Hunting Summary available
- Forestry officials ask caution with fireworks in northern Wisconsin
- Eastern tent caterpillars are highly visible in Wisconsin this spring
- Beach monitoring season begins at Great Lakes beaches
- Enforcement of boating under the influence’ laws to intensify weekend of June 26-28
- Volunteers Awarded for work on controlling invasive species
- Annual survey indicates solid ruffed grouse population in state
- June is Invasive Species Awareness Month
- Highway improvement projects may result in incidental taking of rare turtle and snake
- Spread of key aquatic invasive species slowed in 2007-2008
- Northern zone bass season opens June 20
- 10 waters and 4 recipes to turn good fishing into good eating
- Updated fish consumption advice available for 2009
- $100,000 awarded for Citizen Monitoring Projects
- National Get Outdoors Day June 13
- Donation to support State Natural Areas
- Free Fishing Weekend June 6-7
- State Park Open House Day June 7
- National Trails Day June 6
- Wisconsin Explorers program will have young visitors discovering secrets at Wisconsin State Parks
- Slow down; turtles ahead!
- Leave young wildlife in the wild
- Spotted musky cross the Canada border with a broodstock passport
- Lake Faire and Lakes Conference set for June
- A big birthday, bears and boating create a buzz in the June issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources
- Don’t delay -- register now for hunter education course
- Walleye bag limits revised on 255 northern lakes
- Gypsy moth spraying begins this week in eastern Wisconsin
- ‘Universe in the Park’ kicks off at three parks Memorial Day Weekend
- Two southeastern Wisconsin schools first in state to ‘reach higher” for Green & Healthy Schools
- Make safety skills a habit at shooting ranges
- Lawhern elected president of International Hunter Education Assn.
- Endangered Species have their day on May 15.
- Northern zone musky season opens May 23
- National Safe Boating Week May 16-22
- New online boating safety course is available
- Anglers should reap the rewards this season from trout stream restoration projects
- Winners of 2010 Trout Stamp Design Contest announced
- Spring is the time to find and control garlic mustard
- Demolition of buildings by burning can release asbestos and other hazardous materials
- Grants available for forest and wildland fire suppression
- International Migratory Bird Day May 9
- Rehabilitated, released golden eagle being tracked by satellite
- Gypsy moth aerial spraying to start soon
- Songs Raise Awareness about Aquatic Invasive Species
- Sandhill learn to deer hunt applications still available
- EDITOR'S ADVISORY: EMERALD ASH BORER INFESTED TREE REMOVAL DEMONSTRATION
- $1.3 million in grants to fight aquatic invasive species
- Take Me Fishing campaign aims at getting more people out fishing
- $950,000 destined for private land habitat management in Driftless Area
- New law restores longtime bass and musky season structures
- Workshops set to train people to monitor stream water quality
- Public comment sought on environmental analysis of DNR’s gypsy moth suppression plan
- Raise special purple loosestrife eating beetles to control the invader
- Sponsor sign-up period open for Disabled Deer Hunts
- Lake property owners “turn back the clock” to protect clean water, habitat
- Forestry Best Management Practices help protect state’s water quality
- New fishing tournament rule effective May 1
- Nest boxes intended to assist Neotropical warbler breeding success in Wisconsin
- Top 10 spring boating safety tips
- Sheboygan and Spencer facilities named 2009 Registered Laboratories of the Year
- New brochure takes residents on trip through revitalized Menomonee River Valley
- Wisconsin inland fishing season opens May 2
- Stocking trucks rolling out for May 2 inland trout season opener
- Walleye bag limits adjusted for Ceded Territory lakes
- Earth Day activities scheduled around Wisconsin
- Voluntary practices will protect forests from invasives
- EDITOR'S ADVISORY: Turkey hunting fire danger PSAs available.
- Artificial nest structures at Fourmile Island rookery at Horicon Marsh
- Application period open for Learn to Bear Hunt program
- ‘Calling all frogs!’ workshop offered at Sandhill
- Up to 70 waters to be tested for VHS fish disease: 2008 results good but expansion in Lake Michigan concerning
- Arbor Day statewide contest winners announced: Important dates for the environment and the biography of place
- Now a good time to test private well water, particularly in flooded areas
- Spring wildfire season getting underway in Wisconsin
- Prepare now – gypsy moth will return soon
- Don’t prune oaks April through July to avoid oak wilt
- Compost this spring to enrich your yard and garden
- Orienteering workshop offered
- Spring Fish and Wildlife Rules Hearings April 13 in all counties of state
- Spring turkey season opens April 15
- Excess turkey permit sale successful
- Solid plan, safety focus bring turkey hunting success
- Online maps can help people identify potential wetlands on property
- Plan would guide development, use of Straight Lake State Park and State Wildlife Area
- State dam safety specialists working with dam owners to prepare for spring floods
- Lake Michigan sport fish harvests down in 2008
- More than 500 students compete at annual state archery tournament
- Still time for private forestland owners to plan for tree planting this spring
- Earth Day Celebration planned for governor’s residence
- Great Lakes photo contest winners announced
- Outdoor cooking class offered
- Peregrine falcons exploring nest box at Madison power plant
- 28-year-old bald eagle released back to the wild
- Spring offers unique fish watching opportunities in Wisconsin
- Safe, beneficial alternatives exist to burning yard waste and debris
- Volunteers sought to help Wisconsin State Parks prepare for the summer season
- Road expansion, trail development may result in Incidental Take of rare snake
- Wisconsinites urged to assess their flood risk, take precautions
- Remaining spring turkey permits go on sale starting Monday
- Salmonella is cause of death in pine siskins in Sawyer County
- Northern deer herd healthy following intensive testing project
- Get hooked on the 2009 Wisconsin Fishing Report
- Register now for hunter education courses
- Project Learning Tree awards service-learning grants
- DNR announces up to date preliminary deer harvest figures
- DNR announces new hunter survey
- Youth Turkey Hunt to take place April 11-12
- Learn to Hunt Turkey programs offered
- Applications available for 2009 Learn To Deer Hunt programs
- Rhinelander man receives 2008 Ethical Hunter Award
- Preventing spread of aquatic invasive species focus of annual Wisconsin Lakes Convention
- You want to hunt where? Pack your manners and ask
- Tree seedlings from state nurseries available for youth groups to plant
- Hunting and fishing licenses go on sale March 4
- Wilderness first aid basics - PLUS course offered
- Deer management unit information, goals and boundary meetings set
- Remaining spring turkey permits go on sale week of March 23-27
- 2009 Lake Winnebago sturgeon spear season one for the record books
- March 23 deadline to apply for pheasant, turkey and waterfowl stamp funds
- Deadlines approach for ice fishing shelter removal
- Inland game fish season closes March 1
- Early catch-and-release trout season opens March 7
- Try these 15 trout waters this early season
- Voluntary outdoor recreation guidelines aim at preventing spread of invasive species
- Wisconsin hunters donate venison and cash to food pantry program
- Now is time to sign up for hunter education and boating safety courses
- Onalaska artists wins 2010 wild turkey stamp design contest
- Sturgeon stories captured in book due out in October
- New multimedia page a gateway to all things sturgeon
- State parks, other DNR lands receive forest certification recognition
- More than 20 candlelight events over next few weeks
- Pheasants among features in February Wisconsin Natural Resources
- Game farm, shooting preserve safety is top priority
- Snowshoe weaving workshop offered
- March 14 deadline for 4th grade teachers to order seedlings for Arbor Day
- Natural Resources Board Officers Re-elected
- Groups and individuals recognized for fisheries contributions
- Video show ice anglers how to preserve bait
- Over-the-counter sales of spring turkey permits to begin March 23 under new sales system
- Spring 2009 wild turkey harvest permit drawing completed
- Winnebago sturgeon spearers hoping to make history in 2009
- Eleven conservation wardens take to the field
- State Parks to be treated for gypsy moth in 2009
- Upcoming workshops help private landowners manage woodland
- Teacher shares his love for fishing with students
- Tree stand safety course now available on line
- Fourth and fifth grade students invited to participate in forestry contests
- Porcupine ecology on snowshoes
- Fly fisherman’s Chippewa River catch confirmed as world record
- Chippewa system giving up world class fish
- Pruning trees in winter can help reduce the spread of oak wilt
- Two new bobcats arrive at the Mackenzie Education Center
- Grants available to help local communities deal with polluted urban and agricultural runoff
- Celebrations, viewing events highlight successful recovery of bald eagles in Wisconsin
- Snowmobilers reminded of key trail safety tips
- Cold weather increases ice cover, but those venturing out still need to follow ice safety tips
- TV Recycling Media Kit now available on DNR Web site
- Winter mammal tracking course offered Jan. 23 at Sandhill
2008
- DNR awarded responsible forestry certification for family forests
- Candlelight skis, hikes begin Jan. 3 in Wisconsin State Parks
- Hunters donate 6,500 deer to help feed the hungry
- Partnerships yield successes in fight against aquatic invaders
- Water Guards’ efforts to help stop spread of invasive species well received
- New video highlights benefits of managed grazing of dairy and beef cattle
- Air rifle or BB gun a safe pick for a first-time shooter
- Timber wolf ecology clinic offered
- Tips to help reduce waste, save energy and keep the holidays green
- Ice anglers urged to follow VHS rules
- Six protected gray wolves found dead during gun deer season
- 2009 Wisconsin State Parks and Forest admission stickers and trail passes on sale
- Statewide wetland poll results confirm need for wetland tools
- EDITOR’S ADVISOR: Preliminary deer registration numbers available later today.
- Statewide antlerless deer only hunt set for Dec. 11-14
- 2009 bear and spring turkey application deadline Dec. 10
- Sit on a bucket over ice? Nice.
- 10 tips for staying safe while ice fishing
- Great Lakes Compact goes into effect Dec. 8
- $900,000 in State Wildlife Grant funding now available
- Hunters register 133,828 deer on opening weekend of 2008 season
- Muzzleloader deer hunting continues statewide Dec. 1 to Dec. 10
- Baiting and feeding ban goes into effect in Marathon and Wood counties Dec. 15, 2008
- “Through the Eyes of John Muir” painting to benefit Wisconsin’s endangered resources
- Modifications proposed to better manage grassland and savanna for endangered snake
- Green, lean and full of promise
- 2008 black bear season harvest
- Hunters, be sure it’s a deer in your gun sights and not a protected animal
- Small game regulations available on-line in Hmong language
- Online advice helps private well owners fix water problems
- 35 communities looking for Brownfields dollars for redevelopment projects
- Wisconsin’s nine-day regular deer season runs Nov.22-30
- DNR call center available to answer weekend, evening questions
- The do’s and don’ts of reporting wildlife law violations
- A chronology of Wisconsin deer hunting from closed seasons to antlerless permits
- Hunters reminded not to move firewood around state
- Deer hunters urged to help eliminate feral pigs
- 2008 venison donation program
- Target Hunger - Deer donation program for 2008
- Proposed plan would guide CWD management efforts for next 10 years
- Hunters in northern Wisconsin being asked to help with deer health surveillance
- Black bears, other wildlife begin preparing for winter nap or hibernation
- Perfect time to find and treat gypsy moth egg masses
- Revision of High Cliff State Park master plan begins
- Informational tools aim to protect wetlands, help landowners
- Report gives snapshot of safe drinking water efforts
- Deer Hunt ’08 to broadcast statewide Nov 13
- Nominations sought for statewide Ethical Hunting Award
- 2008 Best of Wisconsin State Parks awards announced
- Waterfowl retrieving dogs can be sickened from ingesting blue-green algae
- Compost leaves to protect air quality, improve soil quality
- Brownfields Federal Tax Deduction extended as part of bailout package
- Volunteers needed to help monitor wolf population in the state
- Hunting outlook outstanding for 2008 deer hunting season
- Baiting and feeding deer has potential to spread disease, limit deer movement
- Precautions for Eating Deer Harvested with Lead Ammunition
- 2008 venison donation program
- 2008 Chronic Wasting Disease management zone forecast
- Fall means hunting: review, refresh, stay safe
- Spearers must purchase Winnebago sturgeon license by Oct. 31
- Now is the time for communities to prepare for EAB, before an infestation
- Wisconsin State Parks, Trails and Forests seek to fill park manager vacancies
- National award honors Trempealeau’s commitment to clean water
- Grants available to help deal with urban wildlife damage
- Letter from DNR Secretary Matt Frank to hunters
- October gun deer hunt set to run October 16-19
- October antlerless deer hunt good time to “earn-a-buck”
- Hunters in northern Wisconsin being asked to help check deer herd health
- Hunters reminded of coyote season closures during gun deer hunts
- New law: Blaze orange required on some ground blinds
- Ring-necked pheasant season opens October 18 at noon
- Hunters urged to help eliminate feral pigs
- Furbearer trapping seasons set to open
- Wisconsin Updates Wetlands Strategy
- Tracking system shows activities affecting wetlands for good or bad
- Study offers picture of next generation of woodland owners
- Proposal would remove trumpeter swans, ospreys from state endangered and threatened species list
- Wisconsin a top-ranked bicycling state
- Fishing tournament permits now available online
- Keep the air clean while helping lawns and garden by composting this fall
- Updated flood maps aim to better protect people, property
- Citizen environmental monitoring conference set for Oct. 24-25
- 2010 Wisconsin State Park and Forest sticker design contest begins
- Trout and salmon staging for their fall finale
- First fish stocked from newly renovated hatchery
- Strategic plan will guide management of Wisconsin State Parks over next five years
- Practice should be on bowhunters to-do list
- Life jacket, boat safety key survival skills for successful waterfowl hunt
- New initiative aimed at helping health care facilities manage hazardous materials
- Few hunter education courses remain in 2008
- Topics sought for 2008 Wisconsin Deer Show
- Adaptive paddling experience offered for people with disabilities
- October Wisconsin Natural Resources available
- Duck hunting season opens September 27 in Wisconsin
- Waterfowl, pheasant stamp design contest winners announced
- Youth gun deer hunt Oct. 11-12
- Waukesha County subdivision development may result in incidental take of rare snake
- Wisconsin “colorama” 2008 expected to arrive around the official start of fall
- Youth waterfowl and regular season Canada goose hunts to begin
- Waterfowl hunters cautioned to watch for swans, whooping cranes
- Open water rule clarified for Mississippi duck hunt
- Woodcock season opens Sept. 20
- Preliminary results of upland game bird brood production present mixed picture
- Governor Doyle declares Sept. 7-13 Wisconsin Brownfields Initiative Week
- Three separate projects may result in incidental take of rare snake
- Federal grant to help Wisconsin test for deadly fish disease
- Archery deer season opens Sept. 13
- 2008 fall wild turkey and ruffed grouse seasons open Sept. 13
- Now is time to look for gypsy moth egg masses and request aerial spraying for next spring
- Ontario joins Wisconsin in wildfire readiness
- Horicon Marsh fall naturalist programs begin Sept. 13
- New visitor services add public and employee
information and safety at Natural Resources State Office Building
- Prospects good for Wisconsin’s bear hunting season that opens Sept. 3
- Labor Day holiday boaters, anglers reminded of steps to avoid spreading invasive species
- Poorer year predicted for wild rice harvest
- Mourning dove season opens on Sept. 1
- Cleanup finished on popular Blatz Pavilion lagoon in Milwaukee
- Traveling Labor Day weekend? Avoid trouble and expense, leave the firewood at home
- New Initiative aims to apply “sustainable” technologies to environmental cleanups
- Open house meeting to discuss Cross Plains Ice Age Trail complex
- Online video shows $15.9 million renovation to Wild Rose Fish Hatchery
- Federal Duck Stamps now available from ALIS license vendors
- New DNR customer number system means convenience
- Groups awarded environmental education grants
- Grants available to investigate contaminated properties
- Transmission line project may result in incidental take of rare turtle
- Beginner waterfowl hunting class offered
- Buy firewood locally: New firewood restrictions for Wisconsin state properties
- Green Bay museum hosts conservation stamp design contest
- Register now for fall hunter education course
- Oshkosh family headed for National Tree Farm competition
- Marathon County couple named 2008 Tree Farmers of the Year
- Trapper education workshop offered at Sandhill
- High school stormwater project may result in incidental take of rare snake
- EDITOR’S ADVISORY: VIDEO OF EMERALD ASH BORER NEWS CONFERENCE AVAILABLE
- Great Lakes shoreline owners gain easier way to manage invasive plants on lake beds
- Sturgeon hook and line season to open Sept. 6 with new regulations
- Public forum set on plan to restore Lake Michigan lake trout
- Listening sessions set on practices for dealing with invasive forest pests
- White pine tree seed needed for state forest nursery
- Wild plants for food and medicine workshop offered
- Test results show VHS fish disease hasn’t spread in Wisconsin
- Engineers working with dam owners to assess flood damage, make repairs
- Waterfowl hunters reminded of upcoming season proposal hearings and meetings
- Handicapped hunters are key players in Goose Island conservation plan
- Clean it up with target practice this summer
- Hook into a good time with August issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources
- Transmission line construction may result in incidental take of rare turtle
- Construction of trail in Mequon may result in incidental take of rare snake
- DNR Park offers State Fair visitors a “Passport to Fun”
- Proposed rule would classify prohibited and restricted invasive species
- Parfrey’s Glen State Natural Area closed due to heavy flood damage
- Bonus antlerless deer tags, state park permits on sale beginning noon August 23
- 2008 Wisconsin Deer Hunting Regulations Available
- Lost buck harvest authorization stickers may now be replaced
- Oak wilt disease starting to show up in southern Wisconsin
- Six State Park friends groups receive grants for summer naturalist programs
- Report: Safe drinking water provided at a bargain price
- Eight deer management units added to Earn-a-Buck list for 2008
- Hunters, trappers, spearers reminded of Aug. 1 permit application deadlines
- Wisconsin unveils draft water use efficiency and water conservation objectives
- Hearings set for aquatic invasive species grant program
- To shoot like an Olympian – think BRASS
- 2008 fall turkey application deadline approaches
- August 1 deadline to apply for sharp-tailed grouse harvest permits
- Public invited to share priorities for water quality standards
- Chippewa Falls receives grant to turn brownfield into green space
- Education, enforcement of invasive species laws to ramp up
- Early spring waterfowl surveys present mixed picture
- Waterfowl information meetings and rule hearings set
- Turtle harvest regulations aim to minimize the decline of turtle populations
- Stay safe while enjoying Wisconsin waterways over July 4th holiday
- Most fireworks illegal in state forests and parks
- Members named to the citizen advisory committee on Stewardship access
- ‘Universe in the Park’ brings the celestial night sky to state park visitors
- Information about water quality issues and recreation in the wake of flooding
- State grants help communities make headway against aquatic invasive species
- Wisconsin’s fish consumption advice booklets now available
- Proper timing of mowing critical to minimize the spread of invasive plants
- DNR announces Air and Waste Program management appointments
- Still space in Buckhorn youth learn to hunt workshop and youth hunt
- Spring turkey hunters register another record turkey harvest
- Northern zone bass season opens June 21
- Eagle found dead near Sayner banded as eaglet in 1977
- Online tool available to help determine if piers need permits
- Ash tree dropping leaves this spring, but no need to be alarmed
- Information, resources and advice on flooding, debris cleanup now available
- Devil’s Lake State Park closure extended to at least June 25
- Editor's Advisory: A flooding alert posted on the DNR Web site
- Cooperative study suggests Wisconsin’s black bear population is larger than thought
- June proclaimed ‘Great Outdoors Month’ in Wisconsin
- Walleye bag limits will increase on some northern lakes
- Ruffed Grouse populations continue slow rise
- Wisconsin lake sturgeon star in IMAX film opening in Milwaukee
- June is Invasive Species Awareness Month in Wisconsin
- Using several methods provides best control of gypsy moths
- Workshops offered on permits needed for increasing livestock operations
- 2007 Wisconsin Big Game Hunting Summary available
- Free Fishing Weekend great time to take a kid fishing
- ‘Giggle fishing’ a great way to get youngster hooked on fishing
- Fish stocking permits now available online
- Permits needed before using chemicals or herbicides on aquatic vegetation
- New laws take effect regarding private well abandonment
- June magazine issue takes readers to dog field trials, and mountain biking and canoeing
- It’s turtle nesting time again!
- Eastern tent caterpillars are highly visible in Wisconsin this spring
- Beach conditions a mouse click away
- Lake Wissota State Park to host Lake Fair June 8
- Boating season is here: Survive the fun – wear a jacket
- ‘Invader Crusaders’ to receive awards for controlling invasive species
- Free Fishing Weekend June 7-8
- Aldo Leopold Legacy Trail System dedication
- ‘Mammoth Walk’ a highlight National Trails Day
- Wisconsin State Parks Open House June 8
- Musky waters teeming with trophy and action potential for May 24 northern opener
- Wisconsin wolf population remains similar to last year
- Packing for your camping trip? Leave the firewood at home.
- Fieldtrips scheduled to highlight progress in biological control of purple loosestrife
- Meeting set to discuss northern pike management on Lake Superior
- EDITOR’S ADVISORY: DNR NEWS LINKS TO CHANGE
- Now’s the time to test private well water
- Buying a state trail pass supports great trails in Wisconsin
- New Wisconsin State Parks director announced
- Plover and Whiting facilities name 2008 “Registered Laboratories of the Year”
- Natural gas pipeline project may result in incidental take of rare birds
- Grants available for forest and wildland fire suppression
- Turtle tagging clinic offered
- International Migratory Bird Day May 10
- Gypsy moth aerial spraying to start the week of May 12 or 19
- American Lung Association’s ‘State of the Air: 2008’
- Demolition of buildings by burning can release asbestos and other hazardous materials
- Potential health impacts of asbestos
- Celebration of a conservation hero May 20 at Wyalusing State Park
- ‘Learn to hunt’ workshops and hunts offered at Buckhorn State Park and Sandhill Wildlife Area
- 2008 “best of the best” state park features and calendar photo contest
- Entries sought for 2009 waterfowl and pheasant stamp deign contests
- ATV and snowmobile registration renewals in the mail
- Internet ATV safety course now available
- Lightweight Utility Vehicles temporary allowed on ATV trails
- 2008 Wisconsin deer hunting season framework set
- 2008 hunting season set in CWD management zone
- Boaters urged to take steps to prevent spread of disease and aquatic invasive species
- Shooting two turkeys could mean double trouble
- Spraying will begin soon to combat gypsy moth
- Horicon Marsh again site of annual bird festival, May 9-12
- Construction industry reminded of need for effective erosion controls
- PCB clean-up may result in incidental taking of fish from Calumet County creek
- Record breaking harvest of Lake Michigan chinook salmon
- Record sauger caught
- Walleye bag limits adjusted for Ceded Territory lakes
- Barbless rules in effect for catch-and-release bass seasons
- Sponsors sought for disabled hunter deer hunts this fall
- Wisconsin inland fishing season opens May 3
- Governor’s Fishing Opener at Lake Wapogasset, Polk County
- Arbor Day - from small seeds grow big dreams
- April 20-26 proclaimed Forest Appreciation Week in Wisconsin
- April 20-26 is Wildfire Prevention Week in Wisconsin
- Early spring is garlic mustard control season
- Federal dollars will help collect unused drugs, electronics
- Comments accepted through Friday on proposed Stewardship access rule
- ‘Calling All Frogs!’ workshop offered at Sandhill
- Wisconsin and the world celebrate Earth Day
- American marten research shows rare mammal benefits from heavy snowfall
- Wisconsin leads nation in fledging of bluebird chicks
- Rural homeowners need to be aware of bears, other animals in spring
- Six win awards for stream monitoring efforts
- Reel in the 2008 Wisconsin Fishing Report
- Wisconsin Lakes Convention set for Green Bay April 17-19
- Prepare now – gypsy moths will return soon
- Don’t prune oaks April through July to avoid oak wilt
- Go online to prepare for potential spring floods
- Madison, La Crosse groups awarded environmental education grants
- Make outdoor plans with the April issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine
- Friends of Sandhill Open House April 26
- Orienteering workshop offered at Sandhill Outdoor Skills Center
- Late season snows unlikely to dampen spring turkey hunt
- Remaining permits for spring season go on sale March 28
- Wardens: Don’t let your mind trick you into shooting another hunter
- Spring fish and wildlife rules hearings April 14
- Severe winter may lead to natural die-offs of fish
- Spring good time to properly clean firearms
- Maple Syrup Festival April 5 at MacKenzie Environmental Education Center
- DNR urges caution on late season ice - Ice fishing shelters must now be removed
- Comment period for Impaired Waters List extended
- Endangered Resources Tax Checkoff celebrates 25 years of conservation successes
- New information available on TV, plastic bag recycling
- Tree seedlings still available from state nurseries for planting this spring
- Outdoor cooking workshop to feature Dutch oven cooking
- State deer hunters post second best season ever
- ‘Missing’ elk turns up after 10 years
- Youth turkey hunt to take place April 12-13
- Sandhill learn to deer hunt applications available
- A primer on steelhead fishing for the novice angler
- Wisconsin wildlife adapted to surviving cold, snowy winters
- Chippewa County warden receives 2007 Haskell Noyes Award
- Volunteers Needed for Sturgeon Guard
- Ladysmith artist wins 2009 turkey stamp design contest
- Survey seeks to find out more information on use of Wisconsin State Trails
- Inland game fish season closes March 2
- Deadlines approach for ice fishing shelter removal
- Annual hunting and fishing licenses go on sale March 10
- Anglers mail survey: 88 million fish caught, 33 million kept in 2006-07
- Deer management unit information meetings set
- Increased number of black bear hunting permits available for 2008
- Spring wildlife and fish rules hearings April 14
- Wisconsin presents its draft impaired waters list for 2008 to the public for comment
- Early trout season opens March 1
- Despite drought then deluge, trout populations thrive
- 56,000 remaining spring turkey permits on sale March 28
- Successful sturgeon spearing shortens 2008 season
- First fish move into newly renovated hatchery
- Wisconsin communities receive grants for urban wildlife damage abatement
- Students to compete in State Archery Tournament in Wisconsin Rapids
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