The woodchuck, otherwise known as the groundhog or whistle pig, is a large rodent common in Wisconsin. Woodchucks’ behavior and habits can be both a benefit and a nuisance.

Whether you’re interested in identifying trees, gathering nuts and berries, or making your woods resilient to the changing climate, you’ll find helpful guides on our learning hub website.

In addition to adding beauty to the landscape, woodpeckers are an integral part of the ecosystem. They excavate holes into dead wood, creating habitat for a wide assortment of other animals. They also feed on a variety of insects, helping to keep those populations in check.

Actions you take now can help your forest be resilient, healthy, and productive in the face of future climate changes. Use this tool to figure out how changing climate conditions will impact your woods and what you can do today to protect your woods for tomorrow.