Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announces a 7% increase in its breeding duck population, totaling 564,693 birds, a noteworthy figure that is 26.9% above the long-term average. Conversely, the report highlights a troubling 8% decline in Canada goose numbers since last year, raising concerns about the balance of local waterfowl populations.
The survey results serve as an essential indicator of migratory health and stability, informing conservation efforts across the state. As waterfowl enthusiasts look forward to the upcoming Waterfowl Hunters Expo in Oshkosh on August 22-23, they will find not only community camaraderie but also expert insights on managing these changing wildlife populations.
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