Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine
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A MESSAGE FROM DNR SECRETARY PRESTON D. COLE
In the words of Alexander Pope, hope springs eternal. Even with an ongoing pandemic, we can look to the beauty of the outdoors to witness nature’s promise that change will come. And that promise of change is for everyone regardless of race, ability…
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Spring 2021 Issue
Expanded fishing coverageIt's reel timeOn fishing and outdoor experiencesTommy White: Dean of urban angling
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Readers Write 2021
Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine encourages reader photos and feedback. Below, you will find letters that appeared in 2021 magazine issues. Reader letters from other recent years are available here: 2020 letters 2019 letters 2018 letters
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Readers Write 2020
Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine encourages reader photos and feedback. Below, you will find letters that appeared in 2020 magazine issues. Reader letters from other recent years are available here: 2021 letters 2019 letters 2018 letters
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Readers Write 2019
Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine encourages reader photos and feedback. Below, you will find letters that appeared in 2019 magazine issues. Reader letters from other recent years are available here: 2021 letters 2020 letters 2018 letters
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Readers Write 2018
Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine encourages reader photos and feedback. Below, you will find letters that appeared in 2018 magazine issues. Reader letters from other recent years are available here: 2021 letters 2020 letters 2019 letters
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Winter 2020 Issue
Let's go walkin'Winter wonderlands await at scenic state propertiesGreetings from WinterWisconsin's Northwoods provide the perfect seasonal backdrop
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Outside in Wisconsin
©TIM SWEETAbundant opportunities await ice anglers across Wisconsin. With generally fewer people recreating outdoors in winter, the season is well-suited to social distancing.
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Your outdoors
Story and photo by Phil Porter "When I rounded the next turn in the creek, I was met with the most spectacular pool I had ever seen on the half dozen sections of this creek I had waded." — Phil Porter It was Oct. 14, 2016, the penultimate day…