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    E-cycle law turns 10

    Sarah Murray

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    Recycle law thriving at 30

    Amy Dubruiel

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    Run for the record books

    Story by Joshua Morris and photos by Kevin Youngblood Setting out to run the fastest known time for Wisconsin’s Ice Age National Scenic Trail was not a deliberate goal for Coree Woltering.

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    Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond

    IN THIS ISSUE: HUNTING COVERAGE We are women who hunt 40 years on the hunt Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond Sporting Heritage Council works to widen participation WNR magazine staff

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    Sporting Heritage Council works to widen participation

    IN THIS ISSUE: HUNTING COVERAGE We are women who hunt 40 years on the hunt Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond Sporting Heritage Council works to widen participation Kathryn A. Kahler and Andrea Zani

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    40 years on the hunt

    IN THIS ISSUE: HUNTING COVERAGE We are women who hunt 40 years on the hunt Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond Sporting Heritage Council works to widen participation Kathryn A. Kahler

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    We are women who hunt

    IN THIS ISSUE: HUNTING COVERAGE We are women who hunt 40 years on the hunt Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond Sporting Heritage Council works to widen participation Andrea Zani and Kathryn A. Kahler

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    All in to boost birds

    Lisa Gaumnitz

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    Readers Write Archive

    Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine encourages reader photos and feedback. On this page, you will find letters that appeared in recent past issues of the magazine. Newer letters from the last two years can be found online here. Other magazine…

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    Summer 2020 Issue

    Head outdoors for inspiration Time spent outside proves invaluable to body and mind Change in the air For 50 years, the Clean Air Act has delivered steady and remarkable improvements Ozone decreases as air monitoring improves

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