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Pine seedling – Woodruff Wisconsin

Growing Mushrooms on Logs

White-tailed deer fawn - Wisconsin

Wisconsin black bear research

Students learning field techniques during wildlife ecology summer camp - Wisconsin

Students collect forest stand data for management plan - Wisconsin

Wild turkey research - Wisconsin

Birch polypore (Piptoporus betulinus) conks on paper birch in northern Wisconsin

Blanding's turtle

Learning proper tree-climbing techniques - Wisconsin

Forestry Club students and Smokey Bear teaching first graders about Forestry - Wisconsin

Tree core reveals tree age to aid in management decisions - Wisconsin

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Workers proceed with a Spring controlled burn.

Forestry Club teaches first graders how to measure trees.

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The mission of the Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology is to provide science-based research, instruction, and extension that supports forest and wildlife conservation and management in an ecologically, economically, and socially sustainable fashion.

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