The bee was once found in roughly half of the U.S. Now, rare sightings have been limited to about a dozen states.

WATCHING WISCONSIN WILDLIFE, A PROGRAM ALLOWS EVERY DAY CITIZENS TO HELP THE STATE MONITOR ANIMALS. >> AND HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED. >> THE NATURAL FORESTS, YOU MAY SEE CAMERAS LIKE THIS AND PART OF ...

Alarms are being raised over potential cuts or elimination of fish, wildlife and cooperative research programs run in Wisconsin by the U.S. Geological Survey. The possible losses are feared as ...

The University of Wisconsin Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology welcomed Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wildlife research scientist, Jennifer Stenglein as a part of their weekly ...

Why travel to faraway places when what is right here at home has so much to offer? That is what nature travel writer Candice Gaukel Andrews wants to reveal to readers through her most recent book ...

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - In just 10 years, Snapshot Wisconsin trail cameras have taken more than 100 million photos of state wildlife. “We get pictures of wildlife all the way from our very smallest ...

Hunters and other nature-watchers have been filling scrapbooks and computer folders with trail camera photos of deer, bears and other wildlife for 20 years, and now the Department of Natural Resources ...

Copper Falls State Park in Wisconsin offers stunning natural beauty with waterfalls, hiking and biking trails, and camping ...

An undated photo taken from a wildlife camera placed through WI DNR Snapshot Wisconsin, a state-run citizen-science project, shows a turkey and a fawn sharing a close encounter. Human activity may be ...