by Steve Kircher | Nov 4, 2022 | Conservation Corner
Excerpts from: https://grist.org/science/deer-are-threatening-american-forests-is-morehunting-the-solution/ Across the United States, the deer population has ballooned in recent years to an estimated 30 million. Once a rare sight, deer have become something of a pest,...
by Brandon Quig | Oct 30, 2022 | Lake news
At the Annual Meeting on October 22, 2022, the Forest County Association of Lakes hosted keynote speaker Christian Cold, a retired DNR Wildlife Specialist, speaking on the topic of Wildlife Ecology and Management, with emphasis on forest and wetlands View The...
by Steve Kircher | Oct 28, 2022 | Conservation Corner
I read an interesting article this week about the US drought. While drought has been a persistent problem in the western US, it’s now spread across other parts of the country that aren’t typically this dry. Nearly 60 percent of the contiguous US is experiencing...
by Brandon Quig | Oct 26, 2022 | Lake news
The election for Board Officers will be held November 18th at 9:30 AM in the lower level of the Crandon Library
by Steve Kircher | Oct 21, 2022 | Conservation Corner
My wife asked me to take care of the leaves this weekend. Again, I had to remind her that you don’t have be in a hurry to clean up every autumn leaf. While it’s important to clean up plant debris, we can also spare a thought for the beneficial bugs and birds who...
by Steve Kircher | Oct 14, 2022 | Conservation Corner
Conservation Corner Conservation Corner is a weekly article produced by the Forest County Land &Water Conservation Department. For more information contact Steve Kircher, County Conservationist-Land Information/GIS Director at 715-478-1387 or by e-mail at...
