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There are about 24,000 black bears in Wisconsin, and they're now on the move. Taking these steps can help you avoid potential conflicts.

The fishing opener is Saturday, May 2, and there are new regulations and season structures to be aware of.

An online survey link is now available, and there will be meetings held throughout the state that public is encouraged to attend.

There are several ways to apply, but the application deadline is less than a month away, so don't wait.

It's natural to be concerned about the safety of young wildlife found alone in Wisconsin, but experts say there is one thing you should do.

A teenager stumbled on tracks he doesn't recognize. There also is evidence of something hiding or bedding down in a pine tree. The whole thing is a mystery. What's your theory?

There will be more fishing opportunities for anglers, and changes to daily bag and length limits.

Temperatures are rising, and diligence is needed for anyone wanting to visit any state-managed lands.

Previously known as leftover permits, 2026 bonus harvest authorizations are available online and at all license sales agents.

The 2026 livestream features a new camera that provides a close-up, high-resolution view of the falcons, along with sound.