Nature
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Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes Revisited
At 3:35 a.m. CST on March 20, the path of the sun, following the line of the ecliptic northward, crosses the earth’s equator. The ... -
Burning Permits suspended in Wisconsin: Campfires for warming and cooking strongly discouraged
Spring in Wisconsin has the highest fire risk with the No. 1 cause of wildfires being debris burning. Wildfires pose a serious threat to ... -
Natural Connections: The trees of the forest
By Emily Stone Naturalist/Education Director at the Cable Natural History Museum I don’t know about you, but this warm weather makes me wish for ... -
Backyard Birdfeeder Banter
By Jed Buelow Tomahawk Leader Co-Editor, Sports and Nature Editor The old saying goes that it has to snow on the back of a ... -
DNR Outdoor Report: Signs of warmer times
Wisconsin State Parks and Trails will remain open to the public. In light of COVID-19, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources continues to receive ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes Revisited
Do you remember? On March 11, 1948, it was -32° F. here. Last year, on March 8, bright, shiny, red rhubarb crowns were up ... -
Natural Connections: Nature can help with cabin fever
By Emily Stone Naturalist/Education Director at the Cable Natural History Museum Although the depths of winter have passed, this is the season when we ... -
In-person portion of April 13 Spring Hearing cancelled
In light of COVID-19, the Wisconsin Conservation Congress (WCC) and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are closely following guidelines from the Department ... -
Natural Connections: This disease is personal
Earlier this winter, I chose a bluebird day to swoop joyfully around the 16k loop at the Rock Lake Ski Trails. Fox tracks trotted ... -
Passionate About Deer Hunting? The DNR Wants To Hear From You
Wisconsin’s hunting heritage runs deep. If you’re passionate about deer hunting and management in the state, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources invites hunters, ...
