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Polson Urban Deer Project Update - Vimarsana News

Polson Urban Deer Project Update

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Wildlife Management Program responds to human/wildlife conflicts on the Flathead Indian Reservation, including both rural and urban deer depredations

Possibility of running into a feral hog amid deer hunting season - Vimarsana News

Possibility of running into a feral hog amid deer hunting season

WISCONSIN (WAOW) -- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is looking into sightings of feral hogs, specifically in Florence, Wisconsin.

Source: waow.com
Young wildlife: "If you care, leave them there" - Vimarsana News

Young wildlife: "If you care, leave them there"

“If you care, leave them there!” That’s the motto of the CSKT Wildlife Management Program.

Grant s from Cherish WIsconsin Outdoors Fund will help improve public lands in Pierce County - Vimarsana News

Grant s from Cherish WIsconsin Outdoors Fund will help improve public lands in Pierce County

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) last week announced that funding from the Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund will help improve public lands in Juneau and Pierce counties. These projects

Grants From Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund Will Help Improve Public Lands In Juneau And Pierce Counties - Vimarsana News

Grants From Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund Will Help Improve Public Lands In Juneau And Pierce Counties

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that funding from the Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund will help improve public lands in Juneau and Pierce counties. These projects are possible thanks to a successful partnership between the department and the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin.