Celebrate ‘Marsh Madness’ With The DNR’s Spring Magazine

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that the spring issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine is now available in print and online, full of compelling stories and important information to help you enjoy the season.

The latest issue celebrates “marsh madness,” focusing on the marvels of marshlands in Wisconsin. Stories include a look at the history and resiliency of Dodge County’s expansive Horicon Marsh, along with other marsh areas to explore. There’s a tale of marsh rejuvenation at the Little Yellow River in central Wisconsin and, for plant lovers, a look at several types of flora commonly found in wetland areas.

Also in the spring issue, you’ll find fascinating tales of fun history in the Wisconsin State Park System, which is marking its 125^th anniversary this year. State wildlife areas are highlighted, too, as is the Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest, which also has an anniversary in 2025. This beautiful area in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods turns 100 this year.

Pheasants, Arbor Day, gardening, flood awareness and hunting are all covered in the spring issue. You also can learn where to find paved trails perfect for hiking without a muddy mess and read about upcoming Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin field trips, fun ways to explore the state! There’s a story on how the DNR helps food pantries by donating salmon from spawning facilities. Plus, learn about lookalike wildlife such as foxes, coyotes and wolves and how to tell them apart.

There’s plenty more in the latest issue, too, including tips to spot signs of spring. It will be here before you know it! Check out the digital magazine online at wnrmag.com or subscribe to the print edition, just $8.97 a year for four quarterly issues. Call 1-800-678-9472 or check the website to sign up, renew or give a gift today.