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The DNR says just over 37-hundred bear were harvested, which is just below the five year averag
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Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board recently heard a presentation on the concern of lead in venison, due to the use of lead ammunition
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They’ve been raised over the last few months by the center, with the goal of releasing them back to the wild
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Moving firewood can give a ride to invasive species, spreading them to new area
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50 years ago, the first Rustic Road in Wisconsin received its formal designation.Now, the program is up to 126 roads spanning hundreds of miles across the state.
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The North Central Forest encompasses 9,500 square miles in northern Wisconsin. It includes all or portions of the 20 counties including Forest, Iron, Langlade, Lincoln, Oneida, Price and Vilas counties.
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Fish population spikes are being observed at Kaari Creek and the Tyler Forks River after major culvert replacement and restoration projects
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In this episode of All Things Outdoors, Wisconsin DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto talks with WXPR's Katie Thoresen about the "king of the game birds."
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The DNR says hypothermia can impair your ability to swim or stay afloat
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The leaves are expected to be hitting peak soon in the U.P. and northern Wisconsin.While it’s always a guarantee the leaves will change, how vibrant they are and how long the colors stick around depend on a lot of different factors.
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Wildlife experts call this a magical time of year as monarch butterflies have begun their migration from their northern breeding grounds to Central Mexico for the winter, with recent sightings in Wisconsin
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The Wisconsin DNR says recent research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison shows these nonnative mushrooms are raising concerns