Stay ConnectedWild Wisconsin: Off The Record is bringing you inside voices on Wisconsin’s outdoors.
It doesn’t matter if you live to hunt and fish, watch birds, love camping, or you’re someone who
likes to get outdoors for a walk every once in a while, there’s something here for everyone.
Gray wolves are a popular topic of discussion among many of Wisconsin's citizens – their story is an interesting one, and we are working hard to make sure all the information you need is available to learn more. With help from hundreds of volunteers, DNR staff conduct surveys annually during winter months, when snow cover affords suitable tracking conditions. Join DNR large carnivore ecologist Scott Walter for an inside look at wolves in Wisconsin and how you can play a role in management. You can learn more at dnr.wi.gov, keyword "wolf."
The department's Bureau of Natural Heritage Conservation plays a huge role in ensuring that a number of plant and animal species native to Wisconsin continue to thrive. From bald eagles to butterflies, their work helps to conserve rare species throughout the state. Join Drew Feldkirchner and Owen Boyle to learn more about NHC and what it means for your time in the outdoors. To learn more, visit dnr.wi.gov and search keywords "Natural Heritage Conservation."
Wisconsin is home to an incredible amount of public land – here, you can enjoy everything from hunting to wildlife watching. The Voluntary Public Access program provides an opportunity to be compensated for opening your land to public use – seems like a pretty sweet deal, right? Join Anne Reis, Tim Lizotte, Cheyenne Wehler, John Lindeman and Kathie Hanssen for an inside look at what VPA means for both a landowner and public lands user! To learn more about this program, visit dnr.wi.gov and search keywords "VPA."
Good habitat is the key to a successful hunt. Best part? We've got the tools to help you create a space that deer can't resist. Join DNR staff Bob Nack and Eric Canania, along with DMAP cooperators Kim Zuhlke and Curt Jacob to learn more about why good habitat can help fill your freezer this fall and improve your land for all types of wildlife. Learn more at Wild Wisconsin.
Every hunter should know what they shoot, and why - join Shawn Wozniak from Mayville Engineering Company to learn more about home reloading and other tips for improving your shooting. Learn more at Wild Wisconsin.
DNR conservation wardens are the backbone of what we're all about here at DNR – join Chief Warden Todd Schaller as we discuss how staff work with you in the field to ensure a safe and successful hunt. Learn more at Wild Wisconsin.
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