Wildlife Management – Habitat Management
Wildlife Ecology and Management
We work to engage Wisconsinites in sustainable wildlife management by providing wildlife ecology and management training programs, workshops, and online resources for rural and urban residents and natural resources professionals, and researching Wisconsin’s native wildlife.
By Topic
Explore the different ways we support wildlife ecology and management throughout the state
Wildlife Habitat Management
We provide opportunities for private landowners and natural resource professionals to learn how to actively manage land to support wildlife habitat.
The Wisconsin Coverts Project
In this annual workshop, woodland owners learn about actions they can take to enhance the abundance and diversity of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians on their land. Participants receive training from forestry and wildlife professionals in the classroom and in the field, and learn about programs and people ready to assist them with their stewardship goals.
Wisconsin Center for Wildlife Seminar Series
Each spring, the Wisconsin Center for Wildlife hosts a seminar series featuring a focal topic designed to engage students, faculty, and members of the public in learning about natural resources. Past seminars focused on climate change, waterfowl ecology, fish and wildlife of the Great Lakes region, inclusivity and diversity in natural resources, forestry management, and wolf ecology.
Featured Resources
Explore this library of resources if you are interested in managing your land for wildlife.
Find information on common urban wildlife species, DIY projects to attract wildlife to your property, and more.
Watch the recording of this webinar to learn how you as a landowner can manage your woodland to create habitat for upland game birds and songbirds while generating quality timber.
