Why is an increasing deer population in Wisconsin a concern? Here are three of the biggest reasons

Vehicle collisions, crop damage and a changing ecology are all reasons why an increasing deer population in Wisconsin is ...

Wisconsin deer population swells to record level as current regulations, declining hunting pressure fail to control herd

As the largest demographic of deer hunters ages and opts out, concerns grow about the ability to control Wisconsin's ...
Hoodline

Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund Allocates Over $100K to Habitat Projects in Multiple Counties

The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund is directing over $100,000 to six habitat projects across various Wisconsin counties.
WTMJ

Flying for conservation: Wisconsin DNR pilots protect lives and natural resources

Imagine boarding a flight at a moment's notice with no schedule, an unspecified route and no destination. A window seat is the only option, and scanning ...
The Badger Herald

Lecture highlights how wildlife, humans can coexist in urban environments

The Illumination Discovery Hub at the University of Wisconsin held their monthly academic lecture, Crossroads of Ideas, Nov.

Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund provides $100,000 to projects in the state

The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund provided $101,136 in 2025 to habitat improvement projects in the state. The fund receives 99% of its monies from donations by hunters and anglers when they purchase ...

Smith: Bat Week offers education, activities on the valuable, native mammals

International Bat Week will be observed Oct. 24 to 31, 2025, including educational events and outings in Wisconsin.
News 8000

Endangered whooping crane dies of avian flu at Wisconsin wildlife refuge

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Ducky is dead. The International Crane Foundation announced Monday that Ducky, an endangered female whooping crane the foundation planned to release into the wilds of Wisconsin ...