Here is a sampling of programs we're involved in. Following the list is a short description of each program. The Wisconsin Coverts Project is a woodland wildlife management program for private landowners. At the core of the program is a three-day workshop with field demonstration tours to empower private woodland owners to manage their land for wildlife and to reach out to others in their community. Through this program landowners agree to create and implement wildlife management plans on their lands and to contact other landowners in their communities.
Volunteers then assist with programs at nature centers, parks and other county facilities.
Each year specialists provide training in the ecology of birds, mammals, reptiles, or amphibians. Extension Wildlife Specialists, staff a booth at Wisconsin Farm Progress Days. Besides shooting and firearms safety there are educational components on conservation, outdoor ethics, natural resources management and wildlife. Specialists train leaders, conduct wildlife contests, and assist in program administration. FFA instructors help their three individuals prepare for written and practical exams on Wisconsin wildlife and related subjects.