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07/06/2025

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09/20/2024

The sugar maple is Wisconsin’s state tree and is found in northern Wisconsin forests and in parks and yards throughout the state. Where have you seen one?

Sugar maples create many of the brilliant yellow, orange and red fall colors we love in Wisconsin, and contribute bright green color to the landscape in spring and summer.

This iconic American tree can grow 80 to 100 feet tall with a trunk diameter of 2 to 3 feet. The bark on young trees is light gray to brown and somewhat smooth. Older trees have bark that is gray to almost black with long, irregular plates or scales that often loosen on the sides.

Sugar maple wood, prized for its durability, is commonly used to make furniture, cabinetry and flooring. And the sap is used to make maple syrup – making Wisconsin the fourth-largest producer of maple syrup in the U.S.!

06/28/2024

BIG OAK! 120 Rings- 🌳

02/08/2024

When To Tap Maple Trees

Generally the sap starts to flow between mid-February and mid-March. The exact time of year depends upon where you live and weather conditions. Sap flows when daytime temperatures rise above freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit / 0 Celsius) and nighttime temperatures fall below freezing.

Generally the sap starts to flow between mid-February and mid-March. The exact time of year depends upon where you live and weather conditions. Sap flows when daytime temperatures rise above freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit / 0 Celsius) and nighttime temperatures fall below freezing. The rising tempe...

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween

10/19/2023

Tree of the week 😁

10/03/2023

Outdoor activities are great this time of year 🤩

Crisp leaves, fuzzy socks, a slight chill in the air – fall is the best season to hike in Wisconsin, right?

Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking for a refreshing walk with a view, Wisconsin’s trails have something for everyone.

We've got your fall hiking guide, with 14 trails you will surely fall for. Of course, we mean figuratively – so lace up those sturdy shoes or boots, watch your step and be mindful of the trail’s difficulty.

Find your ideal autumn hike in the fall 2023 issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine: https://issuu.com/articles/32968507