The Apostle Islands ice caves briefly reopened for the first time since 2015 but closed a day later after high winds and shuttle congestion forced rangers to reassess ice safety.

Oak Creek is set to remove twelve Linden trees damaged by freezing temperatures and past improper pruning. Despite this, the Forestry Foreman praises Lindens and their benefits. The city invites locals to report any tree issues for potential action.

Cudahy officials reduce road salt use to protect the environment and save costs, advocating for a balance between safety and sustainability during Salt Week.

The Wisconsin DNR is urging taxpayers to donate to the Endangered Resources Fund during tax season to aid wildlife conservation, with donations being tax-deductible and matched.

The Wisconsin DNR reported a slight decline in gun deer hunting licenses and a marginal dip in the overall deer harvest, with an increase in antlerless deer harvested. Two firearm-related incidents were reported: one injury and one fatality.

Wisconsin's DNR warns hunters not to shoot swans, as all native and non-native swan species are protected by law and misidentification could lead to penalties.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to upgrade Buckhorn State Park, potentially affecting the endangered slender glass lizard, but aims to minimize risks with conservation measures.

Wisconsin's DNR announces fall events, including candlelight hikes, to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the State Park System, with activities for all ages and reminders about safety and park admission passes.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public feedback on a draft master plan for managing the North Central Forest, focusing on land use, wildlife, and outdoor recreation.

Wisconsin residents can order native tree and shrub seedlings for 2026 planting from the state's DNR to support conservation efforts and the Trillion Trees Pledge.

The Wisconsin DNR encourages residents to engage in educational events and conservation efforts during International Bat Week to protect bats from threats like white-nose syndrome.

Wisconsin's DNR invites hunters to explore over 6 million acres of public lands this season, providing online tools to help locate ideal spots, while emphasizing safety and respect for wildlife and other users.

The Wisconsin DNR has announced the early goose hunting season from Sept 1-15, allowing hunters to take up to five Canada geese daily, with regulations in place for conservation.