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Vilas and Oneida Counties are seeing success with the Cycling Without Age program introduced a couple of years ago.The local ADRC offices say they’ve been a great way to improve mental health and get people outdoors.
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Outdoor activities can spread invasive species on land and in the water.
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Wisconsin DNR Warden Tim Otto shares some safety advice as your recreate outdoors this summer.
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Summer is here, but some Wisconsin households juggling higher consumer costs and other basic needs might feel like a vacation is out of reach
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Today kicks off the Wisconsin Indigenous Riders’ 4th Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women and People and Opioid Awareness Ride.
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It’s turtle nesting season around Wisconsin, and that means female turtles climb out of rivers and lakes to cross roads and lay their eggs in upland habitat.
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Foraging can be a great way to get outdoors. People need to make sure the places they go to forage are open to the public and know what is allowed to be foraged.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has designated the Bay of Green Bay on Lake Michigan as the 31st site of the habitats along the Great Lakes, coastal states and territories
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Walleyes no longer appear to be naturally reproducing in Crescent Lake in Oneida County.As WXPR previously reported, state and Tribal agencies are holding a meeting Tuesday, June 4 to discuss rehabilitation options.
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Some people who like to hunt may not be physically up to the challenge anymore
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The DNR and Tribal representatives want to figure out what’s gone wrong with natural walleye reproduction on Crescent Lake in Oneida County.
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New ATV trails will soon be opening in Pelican River Forest.It’s part of the conservation easement agreement on the land in eastern Oneida County.