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Previous DNR News 2006
- Turtles and roadways -- a deadly conflict
- Efforts to fight invasive species recognized with ‘Invader Crusader’ awards
- State’s wolf population shows moderate increase
- ‘Herd Control Unit’ designation replaces ‘Zone T’ in 2006 and future regulations
- Sturgeon rescue offers unique management opportunity
- Motorized vehicle state recreation area to be considered
- Coulee area communities combine efforts to maintain wastewater systems
- Conservation plan aims to expand Karner blue butterfly habitat
- Draft impaired waters list for 2006 available for public comment
- Fact sheet available on placing piers in waterways during 2006
- Northwoods Cooperative Weed Management Area established
- Waukesha South High School student designs the 2007 state park sticker
- Grants available for wildfire suppression
- June Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine explores fishing contests
- Weekend of June 3-4 filled with outdoor activities
- Campers reminded not to bring firewood from out-of-state to Wisconsin State Parks
- Walleye bag limits will increase on some northern lakes
- Applications to sponsor a Deer Hunt for Persons with Disabilities due June 1
- State seeks applicants for conservation warden training program
- Small engine maintenance keeps the air clean
- Youth deer hunt scheduled at Buckhorn State Park
- Northern zone musky season opens May 27
- Study finds healthy musky population on Chippewa Flowage
- Spring pond restorations benefit trout, the anglers who chase them
- Rule proposals to affect very largest farms’ manure management
- Comments sought on roadless area management in state’s National Forests
- Scrapping burn barrels will help lead to cleaner air
- Grants available to help turn brownfields into public places
- State efforts to reduce hazardous medical waste lauded
- 2006 Wisconsin gun deer hunting season set
- Green Bay yellow perch bag limit increases May 20
- Gypsy moth spraying to begin soon
- Better tools provide better air quality information
- Learn to deer hunt applications available
- More than 400,000 fishing licenses sold before May 6 opening day
- Anglers reminded to avoid spreading aquatic invasive species
- ‘Clean Air Month’ marks start of ozone season in Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Outdoor Education Expo May 19-20
- Web site allows people to report waterbird observations
- Web page a gateway to wetlands
- Water Conservation Symposium set for May 23 in Sheboygan
- Field trips on purple loosestrife control scheduled
- Community effort leads to preservation of rare Mississippi River bluff ‘sand prairie’
- International Migratory Bird Day May 13
- Web allows people to report shorebird observations
- Horicon Marsh Bird Festival May 11-15
- Stocking trucks rolling across the state
- People can help prevent garlic mustard from taking over woodlands
- Of Children, Trees and Arbor Day Contests
- Private well testing, public water supply research can help assure safe drinking water
- Inland fishing season opens May 6
- Whooping cranes returning to Wisconsin have been seen in 35 counties
- Rule proposals to affect largest 150 farms’ manure management
- Red oak tree to be planted at State Capitol on 123rd Arbor Day
- Stop pruning oaks now to avoid “wilt” disease
- Owners of property with wetlands may receive tax break
- Volunteers take to wetlands for annual frog and wetland counts
- Hatcheries provide shore fishing opportunities on Lake Michigan
- Walleye bag limits revised for ceded territory lakes
- Governor Doyle signs wildlife violator compact
- Dam operating agreement to allow for more natural water flows
- ‘Healthy Forest’ pilot projects topic of informational meetings
- Transmission line project may result in ‘Incidental Take” of rare turtles
- Nominations sought for ‘Invader Crusader’ Award
- Course to teach proper techniques in building mountain bike trails
- April issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine available
- Trumpeter swans expanding range in state
- Proposals seek consistent regulations on boundary waters
- Balloting to replace ‘show of hands’ at spring wildlife and fisheries rules hearings
- Internet offers a wealth of information on environment projects for April
- Invasive weeds should go to the landfill
- Applications available for Sandhill ‘Learn To Deer Hunt’ program
- Orienteering workshop offered at Sandhill
- Spring wild turkey season opens April 12
- Hunting safety specialists want hunters to aim for an accident-free turkey season
- Spring wildlife and fish rules hearings April 10
- Sharp-tailed grouse blinds available for public use
- 18 groups receives Stewardship Grants for improvements to state parks
- Maple Sugar Festival to be held April 8 at MacKenzie
- Hearings set on proposed landfill rules
- Time to clean and prepare purple martin houses
- Electronic decoys not allowed for turkey hunting
- Outdoor cooking class offered
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(608) 266-6791
Last Revised: Wednesday January 23 2008
