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21.042022May 11, 2022
Are YOU a Scientist?

Are YOU a Scientist?

By Catie GeibIn Ask the Expert, Ownership 101, Wildlife

Many Wisconsin landowners—the concerned and the curious—are joining the growing ranks of citizen scientists (CS) who collect information about their property to share with ecologists...

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04.102021October 4, 2021
Insect ID Apps: Which is Best?

Insect ID Apps: Which is Best?

By Emily OyosIn Ask the Expert, News, Wildlife

“Wow, I’ve never seen that bug before! I wonder what it is.” With over one million identified insect species on the planet...

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01.102021October 1, 2021
The 2022 Phenology Calendar is On Sale Now!

The 2022 Phenology Calendar is On Sale Now!

By Emily OyosIn Ask the Expert, News

It’s officially fall, and the year is already coming to a close! The Aldo Leopold Foundation, a partner of My Wisconsin Woods, is excited to announce...

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27.092021September 23, 2021
Our Favorite Bird ID Apps

Our Favorite Bird ID Apps

By Emily OyosIn Ask the Expert, News, Wildlife

“It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s…well, shoot, now it’s gone. That was a neat bird! I wonder what it was.” It seems like we’ve all had those moments...

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20.092021September 22, 2021
Which Plant ID App Should I Download?

Which Plant ID App Should I Download?

By Emily OyosIn Ask the Expert, News, Plant ID

“What’s the name of that plant, again? Is that a native or an invasive species? If only I’d brought my field guide with me.” If you often find yourself asking these questions, it might be time to download a plant identification app...

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12.112020December 9, 2020
Cooperating for Woods and Wildlife Video Series

Cooperating for Woods and Wildlife Video Series

By Jen SimoniIn Ask the Expert, News

As a proud sponsor, we hope you enjoy this 3-part video series from Golden Sands Resource Conservation and Development Council (RC&D) featuring how landowners work...

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08.102020October 8, 2020
Psst! The 2021 Phenology Calendar is On Sale!

Psst! The 2021 Phenology Calendar is On Sale!

By Jen SimoniIn Ask the Expert, News

As it turns out, the most important date to note in your 2021 phenology field book is…right now! We’re not exactly sure how that works,...

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03.082020August 3, 2020
The Power of Your Voice at a Local Working Group (LWG)

The Power of Your Voice at a Local Working Group (LWG)

By Jen SimoniIn Ask the Expert, Conservation, News, Taxes and financesTags featured

It’s your part of the massive Farm Bill. The federal Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) recognizes that “top-down” funding gets better with “bottom-up” input through...

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01.062020February 14, 2022
Recordings for online classes now available!

Recordings for online classes now available!

By Jen SimoniIn Ask the Expert, News
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27.052020June 15, 2020
How to Co-exist with Wisconsin’s Ticks

How to Co-exist with Wisconsin’s Ticks

By Jen SimoniIn Ask the Expert, News, Safety

If you plan to be out in the woods or live next to woods, don’t be too quick to trade long pants and long sleeves...

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