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Summer is the perfect time to spend time in nature, unfortunately, that can lead to more run-ins with wildlife. Just since May, there have been over 30 animal bite investigations in Oneida County alone
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While winter recreation is winding down, the layer of ice and snow still on the ground is causing trouble for some wildlife.
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The National Wildlife Federation and other conservation groups are calling on Congress to pass the Recovering America's Wildlife Act by the end of the year. The measure would provide $1.4 billion annually to prevent extinctions and protect fish, wildlife and plants for future generations.
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Indigenous groups in the U.S. and Canada are leading efforts to restore bison across North America more than a century after European settlers drove the species to near extinction.
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The world's wildlife populations are dwindling, according to a new survey, which encourages urgent action to reverse the loss
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Scott Craven, a wildlife extension specialist with UW-Madison, will talk about the importance of using science to guide conservation efforts during Science on Tap at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 5 at Oakfire Pizza in Minocqua.
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You never know who, or what, you’ll run into out in the woods.
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Many people love living and visiting the Northwoods because of the forest, lakes, and wildlife.But sometimes there’s conflict between wildlife and people.
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DNR and wildlife officials are asking park-goers to stop feeding the wildlife bread - and no, it's not because of a gluten sensitivity
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In today’s Wildlife Matters, we’re talking biodiversity.Northwoods Wildlife Center Executive Director Bryon Black shares what it looks like in the Northwoods.