- Explore elk
- Contact information
- For information on elk, contact:
- Scott Roepke
Wildlife biologist
Bureau of Wildlife Management
608-261-7588
Elk information
Currently in Wisconsin there is a small herd of wild elk living in the Clam Lake area of Ashland County. There have been discussions about reintroducing elk to the Black River State Forest near Black River Falls in Jackson County.
Clam Lake information
- Clam Lake elk range
- Read more about Clam Lake herd updates [PDF]
- Management plan and environmental assessment for the Clam Lake elk herd [PDF]
- Elk brochure
Education kiosk
An interactive touch screen kiosk has been retrofitted into an existing sign board located at the junction of State Highways 77 and GG in Clam Lake, Wisconsin. The kiosk is designed to provide visitors to the area with expansive information about the resident elk herd and their habitat. The program provides information about the history of elk in Wisconsin and even has a video clip of the original elk reintroduction. Most importantly, the program contains other tools and information to help visitors experience elk including wildlife spotting guides, maps and directions to nearby viewing areas.
Proposed Black River Falls elk herd
- Proposed Black River Falls Elk Management Plan [PDF]
- Elk range for the proposed Black River elk herd [PDF]
- Elk reintroduction
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