Wisconsin DNR
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Wisconsin bear hunters harvested 4,275 bears during the fall hunting season -
Healthy bat populations help to keep insects in check -
Transporting firewood can spread invasive species -
DNR warns boat launches may be more difficult to use as low water reveals hazards -
Gathering deer together at feeding stations can spread diseases -
Elk are primarily in Wisconsin’s Northern and Central Elk Management Zones, but they can wander further, especially during the breeding season -
The Department of Natural Resources says more than 15,000 licenses were available for this bear season -
The program helps stock food pantries and supports residents in need throughout the state -
The DNR says while young wild animals may seem helpless, they are well adapted to survive without human help -
Emerald Ash Borer infestations have left many ash trees dead or dying
