Biodiversity is declining across the planet, but what about in Wisconsin, how do we measure it, and how can we stop it?

Beaver-inspired structures could limit flooding and benefit wildlife habitat, but state permitting is arduous.

As their population dwindled and agriculture and urban development expanded, wetlands disappeared. Wisconsin, like the rest of the country, lost roughly half since the late 1700s. Without ...

WAUSAU, Wis. — An appeals court in Wisconsin upheld an administrative law judge’s reversal of the natural resources department’s issuance of a wetland individual permit to the company building a new ...

Jay Dee Nichols stamped and packed stiff willow branches between maple wood posts, with muffled crunches. At 63, the semi-retired handyman has trapped beavers before. But he’s never heard of a ...

STEVENS POINT - Amanda Griswold, a graduate student in the College of Natural Resources at the University of ...

Discover the relationship between art and wetland habitats with the Wisconsin Center for Wildlife at the University of ...

Krestle KLR in Bayfield County, which has not been able to obtain necessary permits, was also unsuccessful in having the matter reviewed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. In January, justices declined ...

A rural Chetek man who allegedly drove a pickup truck through a sensitive wetland area has been fined $200.50 for a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources violation, according to Barron ...