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  • Event

    Critter Corner - Cranes

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    Flap on over and discover more about Wisconsin’s largest birds – cranes!

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    Birding 101

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    Learn the basics of birding as we identify birds we spot with our binoculars.

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    Medicinal Plant Hike

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    Join DNR Naturalist in a hike around Scuppernong Springs Nature Trail.

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    Night Fliers - Bats and Owls Drop In at the Beach

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    Unravel the many astonishing truths about the only true flying mammals – bats and silent fliers - owls.

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    Storytime - Trees

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    Learn about trees while we read underneath one.

  • News

    Support Walleye Research While You Fish At Escanaba Lake

    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds anglers that after 20 years of limited harvest, Escanaba Lake in the Northern Highland Fishery Research Area will have an open walleye season this year starting on Saturday, June 8.

  • News

    Incidental Take Notice For Douglas County

    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) proposes to issue an authorization for the incidental taking of a rare plant, which may result from the Interstate 535 Blatnik Bridge project in Douglas County.  

  • Hearing/Meeting

    Sharp-tailed Grouse Advisory Committee Meeting

    The Sharp-tailed Grouse Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss this year's Lek survey results, approved plan goals, the latest grouse research and potential updates to hunting zones and quota-setting methods.

  • News

    DNR To Host Public Meeting On Walleye Rehabilitation Effort In Oneida County

    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host a public informational meeting at 6 p.m. on June 4, 2024, at the Rhinelander DNR Service Center to discuss a walleye rehabilitation effort on Crescent Lake in Oneida County.

  • News

    DNR Sets Harvest Quotas For 2024 Elk Season

    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today presented the elk harvest quotas for the Black River Elk Zone and Clam Lake Elk Zone to the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board.

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