Madison-Wisconsin DNR accepts applications for another class of recruitment of security guards from April 10 to May 6, with the expectations of employment of about 10 full-time guards. Selected candidates will start training in January 2026 or April 2026, depending on the level of experience.
DNR encourages candidates from various environments. Prior involvement in hunting, traps and half, experience in servicing recreational vehicles or experience in the field of law enforcement is not required. DNR offers internal training for all modern employees. Candidates must meet the minimum requirements and have some of the desired skills and skills, such as: solid communication skills; passion for the protection of people and natural resources; And honesty, honesty, motivation and confidence.
DNR will host the online seminar on April 22 from 17-18 to discuss the process of employing and the training program. The guards throughout the entire state of office sessions for applicants. Details can be found On the DNR website. Questions can be addressed to the DNR Mary Bisch recruitment officer in [email protected] or (920) 500-0332.
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Learn to look for bears under the care
Madison-DNR and conservation protection partners encourage beginner hunters who want to learn about bears hunting to apply for the Bear program, which aims to promote the awareness of bears hunting in Wisconsin. The program includes many class and field sessions, which culminated in bears hunting. Participants will learn about Bear biology, population management, habits, habitats, hunting techniques, regulations and security.
Participants must be at least 10 years venerable. There is no maximum age. The number of programs offered differs annually and will affect the number of selected participants. The applicants will be notified of the status of their application by June 1. Interested participants should complete the online application until May 1.
Information can be found on DNR DNR website to hunt.
Fisheries clinics of children from the south -eastern one is April 12
Milwaukee – children aged 15 and younger will have nine fishing clinics to choose from in Milwaukee and Washington Saturday, April 12. The sessions will last from 9:00 to 15:00 under the guidance of a local fishing club who have been running these clinics for generations. The first fishing clinic for children in the south -eastern Wisconsin took place 40 years ago.
The clinics start every hour at 9 am, in addition to free fishing lessons for beginners, DNR cooperates with local clubs to organize activities such as fish printing, casting games and prizes. The clinics will rain or shine, so children should dress in the weather. Fishing equipment is available, but participants can bring their own. Adults are also encouraged to ask about joining the club to broaden their knowledge and aid in future clinics.
For more information, contact club leaders at [email protected] or Laura Schmidt, DNR fish biologist, at [email protected] or (414) 416-0591.
In Milwaukee, clinics will take place at Brown Deer Park, Dineen Park, Kosciuszko Park and Mitchell Park. West Allis sessions will take place in Greenfield Park and McCarty Park. The clinics are also planned for Sheridan Park in Między, Scout Lake in Greendale and Regner Park in West Bend.
Trout stocking Iowa It starts on March 31
DES Moines-Okolo 320,000 rainbow trout and 30,000 trout Brook fingers will be equipped with hundreds of miles of north-eastern streams from the beginning of April to the end of October. Find a list of stocked trout streams on the map of the DNR trout stream or DNR Pstryka website at www.iowadnr.com.
