Weekly News Update
April 17, 2018
Spring walleye fishing tips from a longtime fish managerMADISON - Walleye will be high on anglers' target list when the regular fishing season opens May 5. It's a good bet many anglers will be stalking ol' marble eyes whether from a boat, shore, or they may even need tip-ups in the still frozen northern lakes.
Hundreds of walleye waters will offer great fishing in 2018
MADISON - Anglers in Wisconsin will likely find far more walleye waters to fish than they'll have time to visit in 2018.
Still time to donate to the Endangered Resources Fund
Help Wisconsin bats and over 700 rare species and State
Natural Areas
MADISON - International Bat Appreciation Day is today, April 17, and one
easy way to show appreciation for Wisconsin's native bats is to donate to the
Endangered Resources Fund.
Wisconsin-grown trees and shrub seedlings still available for spring 2018 planting
MADISON -- The Spring 2018 Reforestation Program seedling sales are still in full swing. While the weather hampered some of our harvesting efforts, we have been busy at the Wilson State Nursery in Boscobel, lifting, grading and preparing seedlings for distribution to the landowners and managers of the states forestlands.
2018 revision to the Broad Incidental Take Permit and Authorization for activities with no or low impact to endangered resources in Wisconsin
MADISON -- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources proposes to revise the Broad Incidental Take Permit and Authorization for No and Low Impact Activities. A number of activities that have no or low impact on endangered or threatened plants and animals are covered by this broad incidental take permit and authorization. Incidental take refers to the unintentional loss of individual endangered or threatened animals or plants that does not put the overall population of the species at risk.
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