Wisconsin Wildlife Federation

Wisconsin Wildlife Federation The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation is made up of hunters, anglers, trappers and others that are actively engaged in the outdoors.

The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation is a conservation group made up of hunters, anglers, trappers and other individuals that are actively engaged in the outdoors. We deeply appreciate Wisconsin's wildlife and recognize the importance of protecting fish and wildlife habitat. We understand that the long-term sustainability of fish and wildlife populations depends upon clean water, clean air and health

y forests and grasslands. The Federation is dedicated to the future of hunting, fishing, trapping and the shooting sports. We carry out these goals through conservation education and the advancement of sound policies on a state and federal level. The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation was formed by sportsmen and women in 1949. Historically we have been a strong leader in conservation through our work with sports clubs, citizen volunteers and policy makers. Together, we work to assure that Wisconsin's outdoor heritage will be available for our children and grandchildren.

05/31/2026
The Wisconsin DNR is seeking feedback on potential economic impacts, implementation costs, benefits, and effects on busi...
05/30/2026

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking feedback on potential economic impacts, implementation costs, benefits, and effects on businesses, local governments, utilities, and Wisconsin’s economy.
Comments are open through June 3, 2026.

Invasive species rule – NR 40 INVASIVE SPECIES IDENTIFICATION, CLASSIFICATION AND CONTROL Wisconsin’s invasive species rule, Wis. Admin. Code NR 40, makes it illegal to possess, transport, transfer or introduce certain invasive species in Wisconsin without a permit. Everyone is responsible for c...

Public input is now open on proposed revisions to Wisconsin’s invasive species rule (ch. NR 40) and the related Economic...
05/29/2026

Public input is now open on proposed revisions to Wisconsin’s invasive species rule (ch. NR 40) and the related Economic Impact Analysis.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking feedback on potential economic impacts, implementation costs, benefits, and effects on businesses, local governments, utilities, and Wisconsin’s economy.

Comments are open through June 3, 2026.

Invasive species rule – NR 40 INVASIVE SPECIES IDENTIFICATION, CLASSIFICATION AND CONTROL Wisconsin’s invasive species rule, Wis. Admin. Code NR 40, makes it illegal to possess, transport, transfer or introduce certain invasive species in Wisconsin without a permit. Everyone is responsible for c...

Looking to improve or expand a public shooting range in Wisconsin?The Wisconsin DNR is currently accepting applications ...
05/27/2026

Looking to improve or expand a public shooting range in Wisconsin?

The Wisconsin DNR is currently accepting applications for its Shooting Range Grant Program through August 15. Funding is available for projects that improve public access, safety, accessibility, and shooting infrastructure at firearm and archery ranges across the state.

Eligible applicants include nonprofits, clubs, local governments, schools, and other public entities.

Learn more and apply here:

Shooting Range Grant Program Counties, cities, villages, townships, other governmental agencies or units, clubs or organizations and educational institutions can apply for assistance in outdoor shooting range construction, including backstops and berms, target holders, shooting benches, baffles, pro...

05/25/2026
Many of us remember Ranger Rick Mags! Tag someone raising a new naturalist!
05/23/2026

Many of us remember Ranger Rick Mags! Tag someone raising a new naturalist!

Spring has a way of revealing something true about the grownups raising curious kids.

Which one is you? Tag someone raising a little naturalist. 💚

05/19/2026

Public input is now open on proposed revisions to Wisconsin’s invasive species rule (ch. NR 40) and the related Economic Impact Analysis.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking feedback on potential economic impacts, implementation costs, benefits, and effects on businesses, local governments, utilities, and Wisconsin’s economy.

Comments are open through June 3, 2026.

https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/invasives/classification

Congratulations to our Executive Director, Cody Kamrowski for being awarded the 2026 Advocacy Champion award by Gatherin...
05/16/2026

Congratulations to our Executive Director, Cody Kamrowski for being awarded the 2026 Advocacy Champion award by Gathering Waters! Congrats to Cody and all the other award recipients!

Gathering Waters is excited to announce the winners of the 2026 Land Conservation Leadership Awards!

Our congratulations and thanks go out to:

- Abbie Church (Mississippi Valley Conservancy) – Land Trust Professional of the Year

- Mark Lesko (Seno K/RLT Conservancy) – Land Trust Volunteer of the Year

- Andrew Struck (Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Department) – Harold “Bud” Jordahl Lifetime Achievement Award

- Ron and Darla Giordano (The Prairie Enthusiasts /Groundswell Conservancy) – Land Legacy Award

- Cody Kamrowski (Wisconsin Wildlife Federation) – Advocacy Champion

We extend our thanks and gratitude to this year's award winners for their efforts to further land conservation resulting in lasting changes around the state. We’re excited to celebrate their accomplishments!

Read about each of the award winners here: https://gatheringwaters.org/announcing-the-2026-land-conservation-leadership-award-winners/

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