7K views · 54 reactions | Snapshot Wisconsin cameras capture photos of a wide variety of animals, from large elk and bears to tiny flying squirrels. This flying squirrel was captured on a Snapshot Wisconsin camera in Iowa County last November. Find out more about Snapshot Wisconsin and how to get involved at dnr.wi.gov Keyword: Snapshot Wisconsin. Classify photos from the trail cameras at www.snapshotwisconsin.org. | Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | Facebook

SNAPSHOT SATURDAYS – NO ODD COUPLES IN THESE WOODS Our Snapshot Wisconsin cameras capture some unusual pairings of different wildlife species hanging out together. Despite their differences, they seem to get along just fine. If you have a favorite Snapshot Wisconsin picture with more than one species, post it in the comments below! Learn more about Snapshot Wisconsin, and see how you can get involved, here http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/research/projects/snapshot/ | Wisconsin Department of Natural Reso

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STATE PARKS! There's always something going on at Wisconsin's state parks. Check out the fun-packed list of events happening all summer and beyond: http://dnr.wi.gov/calendar/events/parks/ | Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Wisconsin's state parks don't shut down in the winter and neither should you. With the warmer weather, now's a great time to get outside, get some fresh air and get moving. We've got a list of eight of our state parks perfect for exploring this season, like High Cliff State Park, seen here. Start planning your next state park adventure with this article from the 2022 winter issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine: https://issuu.com/wisconsinnaturalresources/docs/wnr_winter_singles_final/s/

We're hiring! Want a career surrounded by Wisconsin’s most beautiful landscapes? Wisconsin State Parks is excited to announce it is recruiting Park Rangers at multiple locations throughout the state. If you have a passion for outdoor recreation and are interested in a career as a Park Ranger, click the job posting below to learn more and apply before July 30th! http://wisc.jobs/public/job_view.asp?annoid=92060&jobid=91574&org=370&class=65400&index=true | Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources