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At the Wisconsin DNR, it’s our job to protect the great people of the state and our amazing natural resources from rivers and streams to native plants and animals. The DNR employs a large, diverse workforce throughout our state. We seek employees with a strong customer service philosophy and an attitude of helpfulness. We typically fill jobs in the areas of Natural Resources, Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Law Enforcement, Business, Information Technology and Administrative Support. From foresters, fire fighters, scientists, conservation wardens and more. We are working hard for a better tomorrow. Learn more at: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/Employment/...
Invasive spongy moth caterpillars, formerly known as gypsy moth, strip trees of their leaves, potentially killing high-value trees. They prefer to feed on oak, birch, crabapple, aspen and willow leaves but will also feed on many other tree and shrub species. Those who find a spongy moth caterpillar should avoid touching them as the hairs often cause a skin rash, welt or other irritation. Rubbing alcohol can help remove the hairs and chemical irritants from skin if exposed. Click here for more info on Spongy Moth: http://spongymoth.wi.gov/

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