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Forestry Related Links
Michigan State University Extension's InformationManagement Program (exit DNR) contains searchabledatabases of publications on UrbanForestry (exit DNR), AnUrban Forestry Bibliography (exit DNR), OrnamentalPlants (exit DNR), and many other topics. The searchwill provide a list of publications with eitherfull text - some w/graphics, or abstracts of thepublication. There is also a plantproblem ID (exit DNR) site. Choose the plant on whichyou have a problem. Photos/names of problems willlink you to information on that problem. Includesflowers, groundcovers, shrubs or trees. Veryuseful! ... [Read More]
2003 CWD Brochure
According to public health officials, there is no evidence that CWD can be transmitted to humans. Although there is no evidence that CWD affects humans, the DNR advises hunters to take simple precautions: · Wear rubber gloves when field dressing carcasses, minimize handling brain or spinal cord tissues and wash hands thoroughly afterwards. · Hunters should bone out carcasses or at least avoid consuming brain, spinal cord, eyes, spleen and lymph nodes of harvested animals. · Hunters should not handle or consume wild animals that appear sick or act abnormally, regardless of the cause. For questions about Chronic Wasting Disease: DNR’s Wildlife Disease Lab at (517) 373-9358 TTY-hearing impaired …711 (Michigan relay center) If a deer or elk is observed exhibiting clinical signs of CWD, particularly poor physical condition, behavioral ch ... [Read More]
Washington DGER: Mount St. Helens
DNR Project SW-H-96 ... This report and map from the U.S. Geological Survey delineate areas that are likely to be at risk (hazard zones) during a major eruption of Mount St. Helens. Also available is a version of the map with an overlay of DNR-managed lands [PDF; 4.0 MB] ... This anaglyph, which can be seen in 3-D using red/green or red/blue glasses, was created by Terry Curtis, DNR's Photogrammetry Supervisor (360-902-1210) and prepared for the Internet by Pat Pringle . Please note that the red lens should be over the left eye. ... [Read More]
Trails and Pathways
Explore four seasons of fun and the great outdoors with the updated DNR Camping and Recreation Guide. Find your favorite Michigan State Park or Forest Campground and Pathways. ... The Michigan DNR offers hundreds of miles of trails and pathways used primarily for bicycling, hiking and cross country skiing (some also allow horseback riding and snowmobiling). These trails provide a scenic routes through the Michigan countryside, running by rivers and through forests or farm country, connecting small communities and many State Forest Campgrounds. ... [Read More]
EPA: Where You Live: State Environmental Agencies
Missouri DNR, Water Protection and Soil and Conservation Division ... Wisconsin DNR Environmental Protection ... Missouri DNR, Air and Land Protection Division ... [Read More]
Nest Structures, Feeders and Blinds
Thanks to Carrol L. Henderson of the Minnesota DNR for contributing artwork from Woodworking for Wildlife . Thanks to Linda Roeder for organization and layout of this publication. ... [Read More]
WDNR - Customer Service Information Request Form
1-800-TIP-WDNR or #367 by cellular phone. ... Please keep in mind that if you would like a response from the DNR, please include your contact information above. ... http://dnr.wi.gov/ ... [Read More]
West Virginia DNR - Chronic Wasting Disease
CWDhas not been found in any animals in West Virginia. The WV DNR Wildlife Resources Section, in Cooperation with the SECooperative Wildlife Disease Study at the University of Georgia, College ofVeterinary Medicine, has tested free- ranging deer from WV for CWD every yearbeginning in 2000. However, to detect adisease that is present in only a few animals, a large number of samples need to be tested to be absolutelysure CWD is not present in free-ranging deer in WV. Therefore, the WV DNR is testing a large number of deer for CWDthroughout the state and will continuetesting as long as the disease threat is present. ... [Read More]
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