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Wisconsin DNR Seeks Volunteers to Teach Outdoor Skills to Hunters
Basic and advanced hunter education volunteers needed to certify students and teach practical skills.
Published on Feb. 26, 2026
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking volunteers to teach basic and advanced hunter education courses. The volunteers will be responsible for certifying basic hunter education students as well as teaching practical outdoor skills to hunters of all experience levels.
Why it matters
Proper hunter education and training is crucial for ensuring public safety, ethical hunting practices, and the long-term sustainability of wildlife populations. By recruiting volunteers, the Wisconsin DNR can expand its reach and provide more hunters with the necessary skills and knowledge to enjoy the outdoors responsibly.
The details
The volunteer roles will involve teaching both classroom-based hunter education courses as well as hands-on, field-based instruction on topics such as firearm handling, wilderness survival, and wildlife identification. Volunteers with a range of experience levels, from beginner to advanced, are encouraged to apply.
- The volunteer program is currently accepting applications for the upcoming hunting season.
The players
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
The state agency responsible for managing Wisconsin's natural resources, including wildlife, forests, and outdoor recreation areas.
What’s next
Interested volunteers can apply through the Wisconsin DNR's website. Training and certification will be provided to ensure volunteers are prepared to deliver high-quality hunter education programs.
The takeaway
By volunteering to teach hunter education, individuals can play a vital role in promoting safe, ethical, and sustainable hunting practices in their local communities, helping to preserve Wisconsin's outdoor heritage for future generations.
