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According to totals from the National Weather Service, the Rhinelander area has only seen 23.1 inches of snow this season. This winter has been anything but average.
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A new bike trail planned between Merrill and Wausau received more funding from the River District Development Foundation of Merrill.
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Small fishing tournaments in Wisconsin will need to register with the DNR, even if they don’t need a permit
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The Oneida County Snowmobile Council met last week and voted unanimously not to open state funded and club funded trails for the remainder of the 2024 snowmobile season
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Spring seems arriving early in the Northwoods. With temperatures above normal right now, trails and dirt roads can be susceptible to damage.Wisconsin DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto shares how people can be respectful of current conditions.
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The Republican-authored measure raises the cost of the licenses by an additional $35 to $200.
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The Northwoods has received less than half the normal amount of snow this winter, leading to pauses in the normal snowmobiling and cross-country skiing seasons.
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Towards the end of the 1800s it looked like wood ducks were headed towards extinction.The Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 is credited with saving the species, but many also credit the invention of the wood duck box in the 1930s with their conservations.For WXPR’s All Things Outdoors, Katie Thoresen and Wisconsin DNR Conservation install some wood duck boxes in the Northwoods and share how you can as well.
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Eric Lobner, Wildlife Bureau Director for the Wisconsin DNR, recently told the Natural Resources Board there was a drop in the bear harvest last year.
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Among them- major upgrades to the skatepark, developments to Lakeside Park, remodeling restrooms, and installing sensory features in playgrounds.
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Right now, no counties in Wisconsin have their snowmobile trails open.Some ATV clubs in Vilas County are requesting the county to change its rules so that ATVs can fill a gap left by snowmobilers this winter.
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In this episode of All Things Outdoors, Wisconsin DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto talks about it takes to become a volunteer hunting instructor for the DNR.