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    December 2019 agenda and meeting materials

    December 2019 Natural Resources Board agenda This is the official agenda. Meeting Webcasts (For best results view in Google Chrome) Tuesday Public Appearance list

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    Site Requirements

    The DNR website including specialized content, e.g., applications and information systems; forms and other PDF documents; maps, videos and webcasts, is accessible and is tested on a broad range of computers, mobile devices and internet browsers.For…

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    The WCC's learn to hunt bear harvest permit

    Beginning in 2005, the Wisconsin DNR began offering Learn to Hunt Bear opportunities. The Learn to Hunt Bear Program (LTHB) is an opportunity to expose novice hunters to the hunting experience and recruit new hunters into the sport. The Conservation…

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    Annual WCC award recipients

    Each year the Wisconsin Conservation Congress recognizes individuals and organizations who have dedicated themselves and their time to the conservation of Wisconsin's natural resources. These awards are intended to acknowledge the hard work,…

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    ANNUAL SPRING HEARING AND PUBLIC INPUT OPPORTUNITY

    The 2027 Spring Hearings will be held in each county in person on April 12 and online from 6 p.m. April 12 through midnight April 14. The annual Spring Hearing is an opportunity for the public to provide input on a wide array of natural resources-…

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    Conservation Congress news

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    Our Mission

    To protect and enhance our natural resources: our air, land and water; our wildlife, fish and forests and the ecosystems that sustain all life. To provide a healthy, sustainable environment and a full range of outdoor opportunities. To ensure…

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    District Leadership Council

    The state is broken down into 11 districts. Two delegates from each district are elected to serve on the District Leadership Council to represent their district's concerns, opinions and citizen input on natural resource issues on a statewide level.…

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