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The nine-day Gun Deer Season in Wisconsin is just over two weeks away.
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Gilbert Farms is asking to nearly double in size, from about 1,400 animals to more than 2,400. It is the first time since 2020 the DNR has granted an in-person hearing for a CAFO permit
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While most people enjoying Wisconsin's natural resources do so responsibly, that's not always the case
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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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13 hunters participating in the state-administered hunt were randomly selected from a pool of more than 26-thousand applicants
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Moving firewood can give a ride to invasive species, spreading them to new area
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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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Environmental groups and the Bad River Tribe are challenging permits the Wisconsin DNR issued to Enbridge in November for rerouting the pipeline
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The Wisconsin DNR has identified two responsible parties for the PFAS contamination in the town of Stella in Oneida County.It comes as the EPA is moving to the next step in the process that could end with the area being declared a superfund site.