Updated: November 16, 2018
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60,000 Tons of Dangerous
Radioactive Waste
Sits on Great Lakes Shores
What the World Needs Now. . .
“Drain the swamp” has long meant getting rid of something distasteful. Actually, the world needs more swamps. . .
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Great Lakes Restoration
A report released Tuesday claims federal dollars invested in Great Lakes restoration efforts are returning far more back to the regional economy. Click on the button below to read the whole story.
Northern Wisconsin Project Seeks To
'Slow The Flow' Of Stormwater
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Goats and Humans Fighting Invasive Plants, One Munch at a Time!
Environmental Transformation Spells Brighter Future for Redonda's Fantastic Beasts...
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CHECK OUT THE NEW COURTHOUSE POLLINATOR GARDEN!
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We have been busy at the Court House garden. Oneida County Buildings and Grounds put in a platform for a picnic area and Hanson’s Garden Village laid a pervious trail through the flower bed. They also put in some compost soil and mulch. Above are some pictures of the work in progress.
We planted the garden on June 27th! A few people showed up to help. We have finalized the signage that will be displayed at the garden. The garden is located on the East Side of the Oneida County Court House on S Baird Ave in Rhinelander.
We planted the garden on June 27th! A few people showed up to help. We have finalized the signage that will be displayed at the garden. The garden is located on the East Side of the Oneida County Court House on S Baird Ave in Rhinelander.
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Here's a step-by-step process
of how we sowed our seed at a seed sowing party. Watch and Learn! |
Donate a Deer! The Deer Donation Program provides a great opportunity to help families in need this fall.
The program continues Wisconsin's autumn tradition of helping those in need. Since the program began in 2000, hunters have donated over 90,000 deer which were processed into over 3.6 million pounds of ground venison. In addition to Oneida County, Wisconsin has a network of venison donation partners including: other county land and water conservation departments, food pantries, charitable organizations, Hunt for the Hungry, USDA - Wildlife Services and participating processors who all help implement and administer the program. If you would like to donate your deer, please go to the website below and follow the directions. http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/hunt/donation.html |
Currently in Oneida County, there are two processors in the Deer Donation Program. They are: Lake Tomahawk Custom Processing, 7259 State Highway 47 and TJ's Butcher Block, 8796 Packing Plant Road, Minocqua.
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For more information on the Turkey Donation Program go to: http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/hunt/turkeyDonation.html
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Turkey Donation Program?Turkey Donation Program provides opportunity to help families in need this spring.
Now in its second year, the Turkey Donation Program returns this spring to provide hunters with an opportunity to donate a harvested turkey to families in need. Locally, there is one processor that will take your bird: Lake Tomahawk Custom Processing, 9259 State Highway 47, Lake Tomahawk WI. Phone number is: 715-277-3337. |
Recent Updates in "Cool Conservation Clips"
NEW TOPICS ADDED ALMOST WEEKLY!
Wisconsin is "fluttering"
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Over the last few months, Northern Wisconsin has been fluttering with Painted Ladies. People who have planted late-blooming flowers in their gardens should take a look. Take special note of our locally growing native species, like Purple Asters on the left! Painted Ladies (butterflies) love asters!
Watch the video of a Painted Lady feeding on a Zinnia below, shot by our own Oneida County Conservationist. Click on the Painted Lady Feeding button. You can also read about the recent problem in Denver caused by butterflies. Click on the Butterflies button. |
WE HONORED ONE OF OUR OWN!
Karyl Rosenberg, Tom Doyle Lake Association member, presents the Friend of Science Education Award to Michele Sadauskas, Oneida County Conservationist.
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Michele Sadauskas, Oneida County Conservationist, was honored with her own special ice cream cake at a brief office ceremony where she accepted the Friend of Science Education Award.
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