DNR Weekly News Update, June 17, 2014
DNR wardens, local patrols target impaired boat drivers for Operation Dry Water, June 27-29
MADISON -- Get smart, be skilled and stay sober enjoying Wisconsin’s waters. - Read Full Article
As campaign continues, more anglers drain water to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species
MADISON -- This summer, thousands of Wisconsin anglers will leave the boat landing with a free ice pack to go with their daily catch. The packs come with a friendly reminder from their local boat inspector or conservation warden: Drain water from live wells or buckets to stop the spread of invasive species. - Read Full Article
Blue-green algae blooms appearing in southern lakes, will continue northward
MADISON -- Those heading out to lakes are advised to be on the lookout for blue-green algae blooms beginning to form on lakes and ponds across the state. Reports show blooms are forming on southern lakes and will gradually appear northward as the summer months continue. - Read Full Article
New southern zone bobcat hunting and trapping season will be offered in Wisconsin
MADISON – Wisconsin will offer a southern zone bobcat hunting and trapping season beginning in fall 2014. State wildlife officials say the creation of a southern management zone will make new opportunities available for people to hunt and trap bobcats. - Read Full Article
Disabled deer hunters are encouraged to sign up for a sponsored hunt by Sept. 1
MADISON -- Eligible hunters interested in participating in the 2014 gun deer hunt for hunters with disabilities are reminded to contact a land sponsor and enroll before the Sept. 1 deadline. - Read Full Article