Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

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.

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.

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

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

In 2026, there will be one continuous hunting season, eliminating the split-season structure that had been in effect since 2018.

Sales from the turkey, pheasant, and waterfowl stamps generate hundreds of thousands of dollars annually for species management throughout Wisconsin.

Registration fees for this virtual 5K help tree planting and forest health efforts, including combating threats from invasive species in Wisconsin.

The DNR says that, per state law, the county will be now have a new deer baiting and feeding ban in place.

The roads in a portion of the state now meet the criteria to put the law into effect.