by Steve Kircher | Nov 28, 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...
by Steve Kircher | Nov 18, 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...
by Steve Kircher | Nov 11, 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...
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...
