Greater prairie chicken males strut their stuff on display grounds called leks each spring.

Road construction project updates for Barron, Burnett, Polk, Rusk, Sawyer, and Washburn counties.

Mourning cloak butterflies spend the winter as adults and are some of the first to emerge in spring.

Road construction project updates for Barron, Burnett, Polk, Rusk, Sawyer, and Washburn counties.

The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds hunters that the 2023 spring turkey season opens on April 19.

Emergency or work zone areas are protected by laws that aim to keep workers safe.

The Wisconsin DNR has issued a Red Flag Warning for today for many Wisconsin counties.

The luminous fluorescence of adult female crab spiders attracts more insects to the flowers where they wait in ambush.

"While we may not be thinking about butterflies during this long winter, they are out there surviving…hopefully."

"Taking your horse on a trail ride can relax them and calm their minds from the stress of always having to do things right."

"The light-gathering powers of a camera lens can pick up on the greens, reds, and purples that are actually being emitted and show us just how vivid the lights truly are."

"I created this audio and animation in the spring of 2020 while working from home."

The Wisconsin DNR will begin selling 2023 bonus spring turkey harvest authorizations on Monday, March 20, with a designated sale date for each zone.

A black bear cub is placed in stocking hat to keep him warm during the process.

Over the course of 2 days, 102 third graders learned about winter ecology on the Mammal Tour at the North End Trailhead.

Millennia after glaciation, the Northwoods of Wisconsin have become a refugium for species trying to survive a modern climate.

Evening grosbeaks are beautiful and infrequent winter visitors to our feeders.

The Wisconsin DNR encourages the public to report any black bear den locations they find across Wisconsin.

Over Six Million Fish Stocked Throughout Wisconsin Waterbodies.

The Wisconsin DNR reminds ice anglers that it’s time to remove their permanent ice shanties from Wisconsin’s waters.

"I discovered something that made even my mushroom guy go 'wow!' Not that’s a successful hike."

One of the student researchers from UW Stevens Point looks and listens for signs of cubs in an active bear den.

The lichens and mosses here are gripping on to sand grains eroded from the cliffs above the sea caves in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.

Registration is required by noon CST on Feb. 6 for anyone wishing to provide comment.