Cross-country skiers can get the latest news on trail conditions around the state on the DNR’s “Cross-country ski trail conditions” page. Just go to dnr.wi.gov, keywords “trail conditions” for the latest on snow base, grooming details and other updates at state parks and forests, where hundreds of miles of trails are maintained for skiing when conditions allow. A vehicle admission sticker is required to enter most properties, and some locations also require a state trail pass for skiers age 16 and older. Fees support the Wisconsin State Park System.
Program aids deer management
The opportunity to improve habitat for deer and other wildlife is available to landowners, hunters and land managers through Wisconsin's Deer Management Assistance Program, and enrollment is now open. DMAP offers professional assistance and informational resources on wildlife management techniques for any size property. Participants receive access to statewide workshops, professional presentations, property tours and hands-on demonstrations regarding habitat and wildlife management. Enrollment is always available, but properties of 160 acres or more are encouraged to sign up before March 1 for priority access to program benefits, including a site visit with a wildlife biologist and forester. Check out the DMAP-related episode of the DNR’s Wild Wisconsin: Off the Record podcast, "What can active management do for your deer hunt?" to hear more from DNR staff and DMAP enrollees. For information and to apply, visit dnr.wi.gov, keyword " DMAP."
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Explore our archives
Ever want to go back and check out past content from Wisconsin Natural Resources? It’s easy with a search of the magazine’s online archives. You can search issues from 1996 to the present by story subject, author, year and specific keywords. Go to wnrmag.com and click the “Search Archives” link. You also can search even older content, from 1977-95, with archives hosted by UW Libraries Digital Collections. Search by specific issue or text keywords in the archives that bring the magazine’s historic content directly to you.
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