Your written comments to the Wolf Harvest Committee must be submitted by noon on Friday, June 18th. This committee will decide a quota for the fall hunt to be presented to the Natural Resources Board in August.
Grab some chalk and show your support for wolves! Whether it’s on the sidewalk or a chalkboard, have some summer fun creating a wolf-inspired chalk drawing then share it with the hashtag #ProtectWolvesNow. Your colorful creation will help to spread awareness and earn a $1 donation to our cause to keep wolves protected.
Hunters for Wolves, a newly formed coalition of sportsmen and women, have put up three billboards in Northern Wisconsin to raise awareness about Wisconsin’s wolf hunt and management plan. Learn more at http://www.huntersforwolves.org
Friends, here is your opportunity to not only stop the fall wolf hunt, but to weigh in on the future of wolf management in Wisconsin. This is a critical action, and probably the most important thing you will do in advocating for wolves in 2021. Please use this guide we have put together to help you navigate the survey as you fill it out.
Friends, we have another opportunity to not only stop the fall wolf hunt, but to weigh in on the future of wolf management in Wisconsin. This is a critical action, and probably the most important thing you will do in advocating for wolves in 2021. PLEASE JOIN OUR FIRESIDE CHAT TONIGHT @ 6PM TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP!
Friends, we have another opportunity to not only stop the fall wolf hunt, but to weigh in on the future of wolf management in Wisconsin. This is a critical action, and probably the most important thing you will do in advocating for wolves in 2021. PLEASE JOIN OUR NEXT FIRESIDE CHAT ON THUSRDAY, APRIL 22 TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP !
Friends, it's time to vote from home on the DNR's Annual Wisconsin Conservation Congress Survey! Voting starts at 7:00 PM on MONDAY 4/12 and ends THURSDAY 4/15 at 7:00 PM. PLEASE vote and encourage your family and friends to as well. It only takes a few minutes!
There have been two sudden and significant changes to our April Advocacy Schedule. Please join our emergency ZOOM meeting tonight where we will update you on everything you need to prepare.
April is an important advocacy month for the future of our wildlife and we have much to accomplish together. As requested, here is a breakdown for the month of April with detailed instructions and deadlines for participation.
In less than 72 hours, the state of Wisconsin allowed 216 wolves to be legally killed statewide, during the day or night using dogs, snares, traps, guns, night vision technology, and even running them down to exhaustion with snowmobiles. This hunt was detrimental to our wolf population and they cannot withstand another hunt this fall.
