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Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 23 - Conservation
Wisconsin Statutes
> Chapter 23
Current as of: 2013
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2011 version
§ 23.09
Conservation
§ 23.091
Recreation areas
§ 23.0912
Land management, maintenance, and improvement activities
§ 23.0913
Report on land acquisitions
§ 23.0915
Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson stewardship program
§ 23.0916
Stewardship land access
§ 23.09165
Stewardship programs information and public access notice
§ 23.0917
Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson stewardship 2000 program
§ 23.0918
Natural resources land endowment fund
§ 23.0919
Wisconsin outdoor wildlife heritage trust fund
§ 23.092
Habitat areas
§ 23.093
Carp control research
§ 23.094
Stream bank protection program
§ 23.095
Protection of natural resources
§ 23.0953
Grants to counties for land acquisition
§ 23.0955
Assistance to nonprofit conservation organizations
§ 23.0956
Assistance for private conservation activities
§ 23.0957
Annual grants to a nonstock, nonprofit corporation; urban land conservation
§ 23.096
Grants to nonprofit conservation organizations
§ 23.0962
Grant to a nonprofit conservation organization for Black Point Estate
§ 23.0965
Payments to Ducks Unlimited, Inc
§ 23.097
Urban forestry grants
§ 23.098
Grants for property development on properties owned by the department
§ 23.10
Conservation wardens
§ 23.11
General powers
§ 23.113
Designation of chief state forester
§ 23.114
Duties of the chief state forester
§ 23.115
Designation of trails, etc
§ 23.117
Use of trails by bicycles and electric personal assistive mobility devices
§ 23.119
Consent to use certain off-highway vehicles
§ 23.12
Bylaws
§ 23.125
Natural resources board member conflicts of interest
§ 23.13
Governor to be informed
§ 23.135
Forest land inventory and report
§ 23.14
Approval required before new lands acquired
§ 23.15
Sale of state-owned lands under the jurisdiction of the department of natural resources
§ 23.16
Periodicals
§ 23.165
Promotional activities; other publications
§ 23.167
Goals and accountability measures for economic development programs
§ 23.169
Economic development assistance coordination and reporting
§ 23.17
Ice age trail
§ 23.175
State trails
§ 23.177
Nonmotorized recreation and transportation trails council
§ 23.18
Milwaukee River revitalization council
§ 23.19
Menomonee River conservation project
§ 23.195
Monona terrace project in Madison
§ 23.196
Willow flowage project
§ 23.197
Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson stewardship programs; specific projects or activities
§ 23.198
Milwaukee Lakeshore State Park
§ 23.1985
Acquisition of certain public lands
§ 23.20
Use of department gravel pits
§ 23.22
Invasive species
§ 23.235
Nuisance weeds
§ 23.2355
Weed management grants
§ 23.24
Aquatic plants
§ 23.25
Geographic powers and duties
§ 23.26
Natural areas preservation council
§ 23.27
Natural areas; definitions; importance; inventory; acquisition; sales
§ 23.28
State natural areas; designated state natural areas
§ 23.29
Wisconsin natural areas heritage program
§ 23.293
State ice age trail area dedication
§ 23.295
Ice age trail area grants
§ 23.30
Outdoor recreation program
§ 23.305
Leasing of department land for recreational purposes
§ 23.31
Recreation resources facilities
§ 23.32
Wetlands mapping
§ 23.321
Wetland identification and confirmation
§ 23.322
Fees for computer accessible water resource management information
§ 23.323
Wetlands informational brochure
§ 23.325
Aerial photographic survey
§ 23.33
All-terrain vehicles and utility terrain vehicles
§ 23.35
Reciprocal registration exemption agreements for federally recognized American Indian tribes and bands
§ 23.38
Natural resources law violation hotline
§ 23.39
Placement of wind turbines
§ 23.40
Environmental impact statement
§ 23.41
Construction and service contracts
§ 23.42
Environmental consulting costs for federal licensing of power projects
§ 23.425
Environmental education
§ 23.45
Nondisclosure of certain personal information
§ 23.49
Credit card use charges
§ 23.50
Procedure in forfeiture actions
§ 23.51
Words and phrases defined
§ 23.52
Two forms of action
§ 23.53
Use of citation
§ 23.54
Citation form
§ 23.55
Complaint and summons forms
§ 23.56
Arrest with a warrant
§ 23.57
Arrest without a warrant
§ 23.58
Temporary questioning without arrest
§ 23.59
Search during temporary questioning
§ 23.60
Search incident to the issuance of a lawfully issued citation
§ 23.61
Search and seizure; when authorized
§ 23.62
Issuance of a citation
§ 23.63
Officer's action after issuance of citation
§ 23.64
Deposit after release
§ 23.65
Issuance of complaint and summons
§ 23.66
Deposit
§ 23.67
Deposit and stipulation of no contest
§ 23.68
Pleading
§ 23.69
Motions
§ 23.70
Arraignment; plea
§ 23.71
Not guilty plea; immediate trial
§ 23.72
Not guilty plea
§ 23.73
Discovery
§ 23.74
Mode of trial
§ 23.75
Proceedings in court
§ 23.76
Burden of proof
§ 23.77
Jury trial
§ 23.78
Verdict
§ 23.79
Judgment
§ 23.795
Nonpayment of judgments
§ 23.80
Judgment against a corporation or municipality
§ 23.81
Effect of plea of no contest
§ 23.82
Fees
§ 23.83
Appeal
§ 23.84
Forfeitures, costs, fees, and surcharges collected; to whom paid
§ 23.85
Statement to county board; payment to state
§ 23.90
Place of trial
§ 23.99
Parties to a violation
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See also:
Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 91 > Subchapter V - Soil And Water Conservation
U.S. Code Provisions: Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 5C - Conservation Programs On Government Lands
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 7 - Protection Of Migratory Game And Insectivorous Birds
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 42 - Emergency Conservation Program
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 44 - Antarctic Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 49 - Fish And Wildlife Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 51 - Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 52 - Salmon And Steelhead Conservation And Enhancement
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 54 - Resource Conservation
U.S. Code Title 16 > Chapter 58 > Subchapter IV - Agricultural Resources Conservation Program
U.S. Code Title 16 > Chapter 58 > Subchapter V-A - Other Conservation Programs
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 78 - National Natural Resources Conservation Foundation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 80 - Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 83 - Coral Reef Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 85 - Marine Turtle Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 91 - National Landscape Conservation System
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