Fish, Wildlife and Parks
- Webpage
Wisconsin Invasive Species Council
In 2002, state agencies joined with private partners to form the Wisconsin Invasive Species Council as directed by s. 23.22, Wisconsin Statutes.Council DutiesThe council makes recommendations to the department regarding the following:a system for…
- Webpage
Eagle Tower
Eagle Tower is open seasonally from approximately May 1 to Oct. 31. Weather permitting, the tower's open season may extend later into fall/winter until the first snowfall. Staff will also try to open the tower as early as can safely be allowed in…
- Webpage
Biking
Kinnickinnic's mountain bike trails offer options for riders of various skill levels. Photo Credit: Tom Gujer. Kinnickinnic State Park offers over 10 miles of single-track mountain biking trails. The mountain bike trailhead is south of the…
- Webpage
Biking
Bicycles are only allowed on roads, designated paved trails and designated mountain bike trails. For your safety, bikes and other wheeled transportation devices are not permitted on the Willow Falls Hill Trail. Park roads and designated bike trails…
- Webpage
Camping Reservation Frequently Asked Questions
See the topics below for more information about camping reservations for Wisconsin state parks, forest and recreation areas.Making a reservationPayment and feesChanging or canceling a reservationDay-use facilitiesTroubleshootingAccessibilityGeneral…
- Webpage
About the SW CWD Study
Project Intention and OverviewThe Southwest Wisconsin CWD, Deer and Predator (SW CWD) Study is the largest deer and chronic wasting disease (CWD) study the DNR has ever undertaken. The purpose of this study is to understand the factors that…
- Webpage
Fishing Regulations
Fishing regulations are used as a tool to ensure good fishing exists in the future. Fishing regulations are used to:
- Webpage
Field Notes Newsletter May 2021
The research team finished collaring animals and are analyzing the data they