Nature
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Tomahawk Hunter Safety Group cancels fall classes
For the Tomahawk Leader TOMAHAWK – The Tomahawk Hunter Safety Group last week said it has cancelled its fall 2020 classes, citing the COVID-19 ... -
DNR seeking input on proposed Willow Flowage Scenic Waters Area ATV/UTV, snowmobile corridors
Courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WOODRUFF – A master plan variance to open additional ATV/UTV routes and trails and establish a ... -
Sign up by Sept. 1 to participate in gun deer hunt for hunters with disabilities
Courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WISCONSIN– Eligible disabled hunters hoping to participate in the 2020 gun deer hunt for hunters with disabilities must contact ... -
Natural Connections: Signs of Fall
By Emily Stone Naturalist/Education Director, Cable Natural History Museum At the end of one of those perfect summer days—sunny and 75, with low humidity—I ... -
Ruffed grouse West Nile virus tests now available
Courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WISCONSIN – Results from the blood samples collected from harvested ruffed grouse in 2019 indicate that ... -
Fishing Report: Walleye, crappie action on the Spirit Flowage
Contributed to the Tomahawk Leader This weekend’s fishing report for the greater Tomahawk area includes some pretty good walleye and crappie action on the ... -
Operation Deer Watch: Help track state’s deer populations by reporting sightings
Courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WISCONSIN – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to participate in Operation ... -
Census takers following up with non-responding Lincoln County households
Courtesy of the U.S. Census Bureau LINCOLN COUNTY – Starting last week, census takers in Lincoln County began following up with households that have not ... -
DNR asking Wisconsinites to report reptile, amphibian road crossings
Courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WISCONSIN – New efforts are underway to help Wisconsin’s “creepy crawlies” — native frogs, salamanders, lizards ... -
LCHD: Be on the lookout for blue-green algae
Courtesy of the Lincoln County Health Department LINCOLN COUNTY – During the warm months of June-September, we may see our lakes and rivers looking ...
