WISCONSIN CONSERVATION CONGRESS WELCOMES PUBLIC INPUT ON LAWS AFFECTING NATURAL RESOURCES

January 26, 2026January 26, 2026 Steve Dillon

Wisconsin residents have an opportunity to provide input for the creation or revision of laws affecting the state’s natural resources.

The Wisconsin Conservation Congress is soliciting ideas from the public to advise the DNR on issues like wildlife, air, and water quality. Resolutions can be submitted now through February 9^th. Those proposals will be reviewed for the 2026 Spring Hearing, held in every county on April 13^th and available online through April 15^th.  Major policies such as Wisconsin’s blaze orange requirement have resulted from this public process.

You can find more information on the Wisconsin Conservation Congress and the public input process on the DNR’s website.

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