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DNR & Dane County Sheriff's Office Expand November Public Hours At County Shooting Range, $10 User Fee

Thanks to the continuing project agreement between the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Dane County Sheriff's Office, the public again will have November access to the Dane County Law Enforcement Training Center Range for hunter firearm sight-in.

About/General | Fishing

Sturgeon Spearing License Deadline Oct. 31

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) would like to remind interested spearers that they have until Oct. 31, 2020 to purchase a license for the 2021 Lake Winnebago sturgeon spearing season.

About/General | Environmental Protection | Monitoring | Waste

DNR Launches Waste Characterization Study At Wisconsin Landfills

This past September, SCS Engineers began collecting and sorting samples of municipal solid waste at landfills across the state as part of a study aimed at better understanding what Wisconsinites are throwing in the trash. Results of the study will provide a powerful planning tool for waste reduction and minimization efforts across the state, and when compared to prior studies conducted in 2003 and 2009, will help officials identify trends in waste and recycling.  

About/General | Education | Safety | Education

C.W. Caywood Shooting Range To Temporarily Reopen On A Limited Basis

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), in cooperation with the local Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) have partnered through volunteer efforts to reopen the C.W. Caywood Memorial Shooting Range on a limited basis before the 9-day gun deer season.

Business | Forest Businesses

Celebrate Wisconsin’s Working Forests During Forest Products Week

Gov. Tony Evers has proclaimed the third week in October (Oct. 18-24, 2020) as Forest Products Week. The week recognizes the people who work in and care for our forests, the businesses that create forest products and the many ways forest products contribute to our lives.