Discover your wildlife residents on the farm

MADISON

Animals on a farm are to be expected, but what do you do when those animals are wildlife rather than cows, pigs or chickens?

University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension wildlife specialists provide advice and technical information about wildlife on the farm to people who stop at their display in the Progress Pavilion. UW-Madison/Extension specialists will be on hand to test your knowledge of Wisconsin's 500-plus wildlife species, including birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians.

Wondering what animal left tracks on your farm? Through the use of wildlife specimens, visitors to the display can improve their identification skills and make wildlife watching more fun.

Experts will also be on hand to talk with visitors about habitat management practices they can use to attract desired wildlife, as well as suggestions for resolving wildlife damage problems on the farm.

Community, Natural Resources and Economic Development is a program of the University of Wisconsin-Extension in partnership with local, state and federal government in each Wisconsin county.