Public lands Parks, forests, wildlife, fisheries, natural areas, trails and flowages
Wisconsin has a variety of outstanding natural resources, such as rushing trout streams, quiet wetlands, pristine wild rivers, clear lakes, native prairies, vast green forests, Ice Age eskers and picturesque waterfalls. Each year, thousands of people boat, camp, fish, hunt, hike, bike, ski, canoe, sight-see, study nature and pursue other outdoor activities. Our public lands are places where we can get away from daily routines and enjoy the natural beauty Wisconsin has to offer.
- State parks
- State wildlife areas
- State fisheries areas
- State natural areas
- Other state resources
- Boat & shore fishing access sites
- Glacial habitat restoration areas
- Western prairie habitat restoration
- Southwest grassland and stream conservation area
- Central grassland conservation area
- Glacial Heritage Area
- Rush Lake Restoration
- Cultural resources
- Board of Commissioners of Public Lands [exit DNR]
- Property management
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