A man in a fur hat and camouflage jacket holds a great horned owl on his gloved arm against a backdrop of vibrant autumn foliage.

Standing Cedars Community Land Conservancy Inc

LXCL:All registered participants may enjoy a light meal before the talk. Eligible hunters can pick up their 2026 Standing Cedars Permit.

General Admission

Explore how wildlife, forests, and prairies fit together at Standing Cedars. Chris Cold will present, &quot;Wildlife Ecology and Management&quot;, a comprehensive account of the needs of wildlife and the factors which regulate wildlife populations. He will describe the physical and biological components of forests, wetlands and grasslands and the methods employed by agencies and individuals in managing landscapes to achieve an appropriate richness and abundance of species. Learn the values of wildlife and the sound justification for the continued tenure of wildlife in our communities. As a retired wildlife technician and educator for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, &nbsp;Bureau of Wildlife Management, Cold is well qualified to discusses the practice of predator control, and predator/prey relationships. Cold is a proponent of active participation in wildlife-based recreation and harvest activities. He will briefly discuss hunter ethics and the future of hunting, trapping and fishing. Volunteers who have fulfilled the hours requirement can pick up their 2026 permit. To learn more about how to get a permit visit <a fr-original-style="" href="//standingcedars.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">standingcedars.org</a>. This event is free and open to the public. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the program beginning at 6:30 PM. Sandwiches and beverages&nbsp;will be available for registered attendees.

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Explore how wildlife, forests, and prairies fit together at Standing Cedars. Chris Cold will present, "Wildlife Ecology and Management", a comprehensive account of the needs of wildlife and the factors which regulate wildlife populations. He will describe the physical and biological components of forests, wetlands and grasslands and the methods employed by agencies and individuals in managing landscapes to achieve an appropriate richness and abundance of species. Learn the values of wildlife and the sound justification for the continued tenure of wildlife in our communities. As a retired wildlife technician and educator for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources,  Bureau of Wildlife Management, Cold is well qualified to discusses the practice of predator control, and predator/prey relationships. Cold is a proponent of active participation in wildlife-based recreation and harvest activities. He will briefly discuss hunter ethics and the future of hunting, trapping and fishing. Volunteers who have fulfilled the hours requirement can pick up their 2026 permit. To learn more about how to get a permit visit <a href="//standingcedars.org" target="_blank">standingcedars.org</a>. This event is free and open to the public. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the program beginning at 6:30 PM. Sandwiches and beverages will be available for registered attendees.

Standing Cedars Community Land Conservancy Inc

Standing Cedars: Wildlife Ecology and Management

229 280th St

General Admission

Free

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