The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund announces that it has allocated $101,136 to habitat improvement projects throughout Wisconsin for the year 2025. This funding, primarily sourced from donations made by licensed hunters and anglers, aims to enhance wildlife habitats and support conservation efforts across nine counties in central and southern Wisconsin.
Among the funded projects are initiatives to remove invasive species and improve nesting habitats for threatened wildlife, including a $24,000 investment for habitat improvement in Wood County. DNR Secretary Karen Hyun emphasizes that such public-led efforts are crucial for preserving access to natural spaces for future generations of outdoor enthusiasts.
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