Category Archives: Outdoor

The following article was written for the Ripples from the Dunes series through Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve. September is a month of great transition on the Lakeshore. All around us, gre...

Animal protection groups hope to overturn Wisconsin's controversial law allowing wolf hunts. A newly filed lawsuit follows months of criticism of key decisions about the program and its effect on the ...

The following article was written for the Ripples from the Dunes series by Kennedy Zittel, Assistant Naturalist at Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve. Recently I have been out walking through o...

The following article was written for the series Ripples From the Dunes by Nancy Nabak of Woodland Dunes Nature Center.   I felt brave yesterday. I took a hike in the forest, where the mosquitos ...

For the past 15 years, the City of Manitowoc has allowed bow hunters to hunt for deer within the City limits in an attempt to curb the growing deer population within the city. The deer became a proble...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds hunters that the Hunt Wild Wisconsin mobile app is loaded with everything you need in the field. From property boundaries to shooting hours ...

The executive director of Woodland Dunes Nature Center in Two Rivers spoke this week about bird migration. Jim Knickelbine tells us about the southern migration of our feathered friends. "I heard 2 or...

The following article was written by Woodland Dunes Nature Center for the Ripples from the Dunes series. One time-honored tradition at Woodland Dunes is the summer bird survey. We don't refer to it as...

The following article was written by Frances Meyer, summer Land Management Intern for Woodland Dunes. While working on rebuilding a fence, my fellow interns and I took a water break and went on a walk...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is encouraging people from all walks of life to give hunting a try this year and sign up for a hunter safety course. It's never too early to think a...