Outdoors

DNR confirms cougar photos from Douglas County – Weekly News

[ad_1] Contact(s): Jeff Pritzl, DNR wildlife supervisor, 920-662-5127; Greg Kessler, DNR wildlife biologist, 715-372-8539 EXT: 115 MADISON – Department of Natural Resources biologists confirmed four photos of a cougar wandering through Douglas County in mid-November 2017. A cougar was confirmed on a trail camera photo in Douglas County Nov.11, 2017Photo …

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Wisconsin sees record number of Kirtland’s warbler nests

[ad_1] In Wisconsin, state and federal agencies are working to create more habitat area for Kirtland’s warblers and to protect the birds from predators. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) MADISON, Wis. — Conservationists in Wisconsin say they’ve spotted a record number of nests from the endangered Kirtland’s warbler this year, …

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Just in time for the holidays and winter in the outdoors, the third edition of the Public Access Lands atlas now available News Release

[ad_1] Contact(s): Jim Lemke, real estate section chief, 608-266-2136 or Kaylin Helm, transaction and policy specialist, 608-266-8978 MADISON – Whether people are looking for a guide to planning their own Wisconsin winter or for a stocking stuffer for the outdoor enthusiast in their life, the third edition of the Public …

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Hunters and anglers, let Wisconsin Outdoor News help you up your game [video]

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State’s smallest bat flies 35 miles in 3.3 hours and into conservation history – Weekly News

[ad_1] Contact(s): Heather Kaarakka, 608-266-2576; Paul White, 608-267-0813 Conservation biologists radio-track bat to reveal summer habitat secrets HUDSON, Wis. — Somewhere in a Pierce County cave, one of the state’s smallest bats is getting a well-earned rest from its 35-mile flight into conservation history. Photo of the eastern pipistrelle bat …

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