Wisconsin State Park Group Camping For 50 People Or Less Starts July 13 The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will begin to allow group camping for groups of 50 or less with reservations on Monday, July 13. The DNR will also begin placing camp hosts at state park campgrounds, and firewood is now available at select state parks. Special park operation conditions remain in place to

Beyond The Big Lakes: 10 Secret Fishing Spots In Wisconsin By Paul Smirl Wisconsin has more than 15,000 lakes, 1,000-plus miles of Great Lakes shoreline and roughly 150 species of fish. Angling is astonishingly accessible with bass, bluegills, bullheads, crappies, catfish, muskie, perch, pike, and walleye all ready for reeling in. Lakes Michigan and Superior offer fantastic charter fishing

The Dangers Of Consumer Fireworks By Kenny Asselin, MBA, NRP Every year, Americans patriotically celebrate the Independence Day holiday. In a normal year, July 4th is filled with families getting together for parades, cookouts, sporting events, and other various activities that are held by municipalities throughout the nation. After the sun sets, professional fireworks displays take place

Fun Playtime Ideas For Father's Day StatePoint Playtime is one of the best opportunities for dads, grandfathers and other father figures to serve as role models in a child’s life, and research shows that these experiences have a number of positive health benefits for kids. According to experts at The Genius of Play, a research-based initiative providing parents and caregivers with facts,

Take the Hassle Out Of Watering Container Gardens MELINDA MYERS Growing flowers and vegetables in containers will allow you to expand planting space, grow plants right outside your door and elevate them for easier access and maintenance. Unlike growing in the ground, the smaller volume of soil in containers is exposed to heat and wind, so requires frequent, often daily, watering. Don’t