Contact Information
- Webpage
Wisconsin drilling and pump installing service directories
The links below provide access to drilling and pump installing professional service directories. Individuals and businesses listed are authorized by the Wisconsin DNR to engage in activities designated by the directory. Well drilling services Pump…
- Webpage
Private water supply specialists
Private water staff can help you with: private water well contamination; well and pump installation rules; questions about well drillers or pump installers; proper well location; and proper well filling and sealing. Private water supply…
- Webpage
Wastewater permits staff
Choose the region in which your facility/site/municipality is located on the map below for regional wastewater staff listings. Click on the staff name to see their specialty areas, counties served and contact information. Staff located in the…
- Webpage
Air permit contacts
Please contact the appropriate staff based on your permit type or topic. Permit Type or Topic Staff Contact(s) Small business assistance Small Business Environmental Assistance Program DNRSmallBusiness@Wisconsin.gov…
- Webpage
What to do if you see a sick or dead deer
Please notify the DNR if you see a sick or dead deer or multiple dead deer in any one area. You do not need to report deer killed on or near a roadway. Reporting is the most efficient way to monitor disease and remove disease agents. Report your…
- Webpage
Wisconsin Private Forestry Advisory Committee
The primary purpose of the Wisconsin Private Forestry Advisory Committee (WPFAC) is to advise the Wisconsin state forester and Department of Natural Resources on matters concerning Wisconsin's suite of private forestry programs. The committee…
- Webpage
Forest Tax Forms and Resources
Managed Forest Law (MFL) forms The following forms are used for the MFL Program. A majority of the forms can be completed online. However, since signatures are required, each must be printed out, signed and mailed to the DNR address indicated. If…
- Webpage
Professional Organizations
Many foresters belong to professional forestry organizations. Members of these organizations must meet education standards, follow principles of professional conduct and adhere to a code of ethics.