The Wisconsin Conservation Congress’ 2022 Spring Hearing provides citizens with the opportunity to submit input on state wildlife and natural resource issues by voting on introduced resolutions. 

You do not have to be a Wisconsin resident to participate. There is no residency or age requirement, so everyone’s input will be considered (out-of-state votes are counted separately).This year, a coalition of Wisconsin wildlife advocates have coordinated the introduction of a number of resolutions favorable to wildlife, including:banning wildlife killing contestsoutlawing hounding and baitingand requesting funding for non-lethal methods.Read more about the important resolutions up for consideration. Although some of these regulations do not go as far as we would like, they are an important step in the direction of more ethical wildlife policies and we are…