Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine
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Our treasured terns
Sumner W. Matteson © NANCY NABAK When I was 18, I joined my father on a canoeing expedition down the Northwest Territories' Coppermine River to the Arctic Ocean.
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Paddle tales
Story by David Horst and photos courtesy of Martha Greene Phillips MARTHA GREENE PHILLIPS Author Martha Greene Phillips is extraordinarily attached to history. Her father was 79 when she was born. She is just one generation removed from a man who…
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Explore the state's great outdoors
A new initiative from the Wisconsin State Park System encourages residents and visitors to get out and be active at state properties, with an emphasis on the health and community benefits of outdoor recreation.
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A happy tune
Story by Lisa Gaumnitz and photos by Nick Anich The Kirtland's warbler measures about 5½ inches long and weighs under a half ounce. Call it eHarmony for birds.
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Outside in Wisconsin
PERROT STATE PARK ©DNR FILES At the confluence of the Trempealeau and Mississippi rivers, with stunning views from high atop 500-foot bluffs, sits one of the Wisconsin State Park system's oldest gems: Perrot State Park.
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Back in the day
Kathryn A. Kahler Glamp'-ing: shorthand for glamorous camping; luxury camping.
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WHY IT'S GOOD TO BE AN ATLASER
© DNR FILES Will you be the lucky one to find the elusive white-winged crossbill?