Problem Wildlife

Every year, millions of Americans hunt and fish in the woods.

Deer Management for Forest Landowners and Managers is a new book offering case studies, illustrations, and stories that can help guide decisions in managing deer populations among many other objectives.

by Anne Pearce, Wisconsin First Detector Network

Join us for an action-packed day at Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine for a full program of engaging, hands-on classes for women woodland owners and outdoor enthusiasts!

Women and our Woods is teaming up with Women of the Maine Outdoors to offer an action-packed workshop for women woodland owners and outdoor enthusiasts! Join us Saturday, April 29 at Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine for engaging, hands-on classes in a variety of forest-based topics.

Women and Our Woods workshop

Saturday, October 15, 2016, 8:30-4:30

Pine Tree Camp, Rome, Maine

Women and our Woods is teaming up with Women of the Maine Outdoors to offer an action-packed workshop for women woodland owners and outdoor enthusiasts! Join us Saturday, October 15 at Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine for engaging, hands-on classes in a variety of forest-based topics. Participation limited to 50.

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My mom kept the fridge on the porch. It was not convenient. But Mom despised the sound of the electric hum. “I’m living out here in the woods, and I have to deal with that sound?” she would ask, rhetorically.

Guest post from Gary Wyatt, Agroforestry Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Extension

Have you ever noticed small holes in your lawn and you didn’t know if it was from a dog or other animal or observed the bark of your tree or shrub peeled off near the ground?  Many of these lawn and tree damage events are caused by wildlife in our environment.  To learn more about wildlife that may cause damage to your property and landscape look at the following web site: