Biodiversity is declining across the planet, but what about in Wisconsin, how do we measure it, and how can we stop it?

The DNR will hold a Feb. 13 hearing on a proposal to establish a commercial fishery for lake trout on Lake Michigan.

As a farm boy and conservationist, I’m here to tell you the reality: If we want to save the sandhill crane, it’s time to organize a responsible hunt.

To learn more about invasive species, and their impacts on Wisconsin’s waters and economy, visit dnr.wisconsin.gov. The Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS) at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is ...

Every year from April to November, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is on the Great Lakes, surveying the ...

Every year from April to November, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is on the Great Lakes, surveying the important and diverse Great Lakes fisheries. Crews from research stations in ...

Modine Manufacturing will open a facility in Franklin, Wisconsin, creating 200 jobs by 2029, according to a Jan. 22 Franklin city press release. Modine plans to move into the 153,000-square-foot ...

There is much discussion about converting the Edgewater Power Plant from coal to solar ... It reminds me of the headline, “Wisconsin Supreme Court race was most expensive state judicial election ...

Initially, we explored the risks that invasive species will establish themselves. For instance, the recent fashion for old potted olive trees in restaurants, typically imported from farms in Italy ...

Randy Johnson, the Wisconsin DNR’s large carnivore specialist, says the state's bear population is stable or growing in all of the bear zones except Zone D in the northwest, where the DNR is trying to ...

Luckily, they’re delicious. Dehydrated Asian shore crabs, an invasive species on the East Coast, ready to be served at a dinner at the home of Bun Lai, a Connecticut chef.Credit...Brian Finke ...