DNR Weekly News Update, December 23, 2014
December 23, 2014
Wisconsin’s oldest trumpeter swan a symbol of success recovery efforts
MADISON – A regal old swan spending the winter on a wild river in Burnett County stands as a remarkable symbol of the success of Wisconsin’s trumpeter swan recovery program. - Read Full Article
Residents in 50 states invested in the protection of Wisconsin’s public lands in 2014
MADISON -- Hunters, anglers, campers and other outdoors enthusiasts from all over the country showed their love this year for Wisconsin’s state parks, natural areas, wildlife areas and fisheries by making a donation to the Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund. Donations came in from residents of every state, two Canadian provinces and even the armed services, helping to make the fund’s first year a resounding success. - Read Full Article
Final comment period begins for Wisconsin Wild Turkey Management Plan
MADISON – Wisconsin’s Wild Turkey Management Plan is nearly complete, and those who wish to play a role in wild turkey management are encouraged to attend a public hearing or provide feedback online before Feb. 20, 2015. - Read Full Article
Public comments sought on process to streamline municipal wetland permits
MADISON -- A new general permit that streamlines approvals for municipal projects potentially affecting wetlands has been drafted and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is seeking public comment on the language. - Read Full Article
Master Planning begins for the Woodboro Lakes Wildlife Area
RHINELANDER, Wis. -- The public will have an opportunity to review and comment on what activities they would like to be allowed at the Woodboro Lakes Wildlife Area, a 3,600-acre property located 10 miles west of Rhinelander in Oneida County, at an upcoming open house and through a public comment period - Read Full Article