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    CWD prevalence in Wisconsin

    Prevalence is the proportion or percentage of a population that tests positive for a disease. Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) prevalence depends on the deer's location, sex and age. Since testing is done regionally, results can't be used to estimate…

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    Greater prairie-chicken management

    Lekking on the Buena Vista Wildlife Area [Video]

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    Keep Wildlife Wild Poster Design Contest

    The Keep Wildlife Wild Poster Contest is on break for 2025. New information will be added as soon as it is available.Wisconsin's Keep Wildlife Wild initiative provides information about wildlife species' natural behaviors, tips on how to…

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    How to get a wildlife rehabilitation license

    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources issues licenses for wildlife rehabilitation to ensure that all persons engaged in wildlife rehabilitation are qualified and provide humane care and housing for rehabilitated wildlife. The department's…

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    Keep Wildlife Wild

    Wisconsin's year-round outdoor activities bring people outside to enjoy the natural environment and give an opportunity to view and appreciate wildlife resources. Wild animals are valued by many, and it's important to observe them at a respectful…

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    Wisconsin Animals

    Wisconsin hosts 668 native vertebrates, including fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and

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    Damage permit hunting

    The Wildlife Damage and Abatement Claims Program (WDACP) provides two types of hunting opportunities:Hunting access during the open seasonAgricultural damage shooting permit programHunting access during the open seasonsFor farmers to be eligible for…

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    The Gamekeepers

    "The Gamekeepers: Wisconsin Wildlife Conservation from WCD to CWD" documents the rich history of the development of the profession of wildlife conservation in Wisconsin and how game management, as a science, evolved since 1832. The creation of…

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    Furbearers

    There are 20 species of furbearers in Wisconsin. Most fall into the carnivore group (Order Carnivora), but three species are rodents and one is a marsupial.A furbearer is a mammal whose fur has commercial value. Traditionally, these are the mammals…

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