Wildlife
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George Meyer, former Wisconsin DNR secretary, has died
George Meyer, an influential leader in Wisconsin in conservation, died Wednesday in Madison surrounded by his family. He was 78.
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Wisconsin’s glacial landscapes on display in ‘Skunk and Badger’ trilogy
Hudson native Amy Timberlake crafts winter scenes and centers Wisconsin’s unique glacial topography in the plot of her latest book for young readers.
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Gobbler problem: After repeated attacks, Eau Claire to relocate troublesome turkeys
A group of aggressive male turkeys in Eau Claire has generated police calls, caused one local resident to avoid a major walking trail and sent a man to the hospital with a 1-inch cut to the arm.
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Wisconsin hunters got slightly fewer bucks during gun deer season
Wisconsin hunters bagged 2.6 percent fewer bucks than last year during the nine-day gun deer season.
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Put your rake down! Fallen leaves are healthy for soil and wildlife.
“We just don’t realize what’s in our leaves,” watershed ecologist Alicia Ramsey said. “People throw out their leaves, or they compost their leaves, or they mulch their leaves, not realizing how much life is actually in them.”
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Late start to Wisconsin’s gun-deer season could be tough on hunters
Wisconsin’s nine-day gun deer season will get a late start this year on Saturday, Nov. 22. The hunt runs through Sunday, Nov. 30.
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Keeping up with Wisconsin’s waterfowl during this year’s hunting season
Well into Wisconsin’s waterfowl hunting season, WPR’s Larry Meiller sat down with the DNR’s Taylor Finger to talk about waterfowl conservation.
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Variety is the spice of life, for apple trees and you
You don’t have to travel far into remote wilderness to feel the restorative effects of being outside or to help improve biodiversity. All you need to do is plant a seed, said author Priyanka Kumar.
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Popular Washington County zoo caught in land legal battle
A private zoo in Washington County is under legal fire with neighbors over a land permit to help expand operations.
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Wolf harvest regulations will soon take effect as wolves face potential delisting
After first receiving approval two years ago, Wisconsin’s wolf harvest regulations are set to take effect in November.










