Videos

Rise of the Walleye Warrior: Lac Courte Oreilles v Voigt Decision

Forty years ago, in 1983, the Lac Courte Oreilles v. Wisconsin decision affirmed that the Anishinaabe people retained their rights to hunt, fish and gather in the Ceded Territory of Wisconsin. This decision became known as “The Voigt Decision.”

Published by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

Reviving Tradition, Ensuring Tomorrow | Ashland Fishing & Bad River Fish Hatchery

We visit the Bad River Fish Hatchery, where several workers share their love of fishing and the great outdoors. This facility and team of passionate workers strive to restore cherished species, including walleye and yellow perch.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

From Vision to Reality | The Impact of Chris Schotz on Lincoln County Trails

In the 1970s, Lincoln County resident Herb Schotz was one of the early pioneers of the Ice Age Trail (IAT). As a lifelong volunteer and one of the IAT’s first VPs, Herb introduced his son, Chris, to the world of trails, and together they were instrumental in the layout and design of the IAT throughout their beloved county.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Weaving Passion with Tradition | The Art of Basket-weaving

April Stone is a renowned basket weaver who uses traditional crafting and artistry to create them. Living on the Bad River Reservation, April’s journey into basketry began when she sought to repair her husband’s worn-out basket. Little did she know, this simple act would lead her to rediscover the teachings of her ancestors.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Revitalization of our Community: Past, Present and Future of Kenosha’s County

The history of Kenosha is a tapestry of industry, transformation, and revitalization. For nearly two centuries, the Kenosha coastline has witnessed the rise and fall of manufacturing giants, only to emerge as a vibrant, public haven along Lake Michigan.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Art is for Everyone: The Soul Hammer Collective

This remarkable business venture unites diverse artists in a collaborative haven for creative expression. The slogan, “We don’t make mistakes, we just make changes,” is a testament not only to the creative process but to the lives of its founders.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Helping our Community: Friends of Rock

Some people may think that the Ice Age Trail that runs through Janesville has always been well-kept, clearly marked, and free of obstacles but they would be mistaken. The Friends of Rock have taken ownership of the trail to ensure timely maintenance to keep fellow citizens safe on the trails.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Unearthing the Past: A Hidden Gem in Archaeology & Paleontology

Thomas Carr with Carthage College discusses its connection to the Dinosaur Discovery Museum and the digs they conduct in Montana. He unveils the thriving paleontology department, emphasizing Kenosha’s status as a hidden gem in the field.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

The Secret Behind the Sourdough

Main Grain Bakery & Eatery offers scratch-made baked goods, soups, salads, and more. They are providing excellent food options to their customers and the community they live in. Sarah Jo More discovered her passion for good food while studying at UW-Stevens Point and has stuck around Portage County ever since.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Giving Back to Burlington: Ardagh Group

The Ardagh Group donates to local schools through a program called Project Lead the Way (PLTW). This educational program is aimed at inspiring students to engage with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) subjects in a practical, hands-on manner.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

The Spirit of Community: Washington County’s Jeff Szukalski

Not only has Jeff brought his passion for spirits, and service, to Washington County for 25 years, but he’s also given back immensely. As a supporter of many charitable organizations, Jeff has donated materials, time and money to organizations in Washington County.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Supporting Sheboygan: From Environment to Economy

Through community projects and business consulting, the Green Bicycle Company is making moves to improve the connection between our local government and the people of Sheboygan County.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

It Takes A Village | Washington County Foster Closet

The Foster Closet is an organization in Washington County that provides resources to children that are being placed in a foster care situations. Their mission is to serve the county’s youth and families by offering clothing and resources while providing support to the foster families and bringing awareness to our community.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

World Champion & Olympic Speed Skater | Jordan Stolz

Eighteen-year-old Jordan Stolz has trained for the ice ribbon since he was five years old. While growing up in Washington County and specifically in Kewaskum, he grew an interest in skating. His parents continually encouraged him to pursue his passion throughout his childhood and now support him in his career.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Racine’s Legendary Kringle | O&H Danish Bakery

The O&H Danish Bakery stands as a bastion of tradition and community. Embracing time-honored recipes and baking methods handed down through generations, the bakery’s commitment to quality knows no shortcuts. With each bite, you taste the love for tradition, community, and the timeless Danish pastry that has truly become a cornerstone of Racine County.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Ryan Thimm | A True Champion for Accessibility in Glidden

In 2011, Ryan Thimm, a local to the small town of Glidden, Wisconsin, was involved in a life-altering four-wheeler accident that left him paralyzed and bound to a wheelchair. Fueled by a deep sense of gratitude, he founded a volunteer-based organization dedicated to making Glidden more handicap-accessible.

Published by Uniquely Wisconsin

Gwetaamigozijig – The Providers

Community caretakers serve Ojibwe bands in many ways, from nutritional assistance to cultural and spiritual support. In the first episode of our Gwetaamigozijig – The Providers series, GLIFWC shares a view from northwest Wisconsin during the spring fishing season.

Published by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

Sustainable Ecosystems: Restoring Walleye in Native Lakes

Into this Into the Outdoors episode, we discover the significance of walleye as a species culturally and environmentally. Our host talks with environmental experts, tribal members and state representatives to learn more about the threats walleye face in today’s changing climate.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Into the History of Wolves

In this Into the Outdoors episode, our youth hosts talk with a variety of environmental experts about the relationships between wolves and their ecosystems as well as the cultural significance to the Ojibwe tribe. This episode aims to encourage independent research in youths as well as debunk harmful stereotypes.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Into Environmental Sustainability

In this Into the Outdoors episode, we head out into the community to learn more about sustainability and our role in creating a healthier environment. We investigate the causal relationships among humans, wildlife and the environment to learn about human impact on our planet.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Managing Forests for Multi-Use | Ecosystems, Recreation & Products

Discover how sustainable forest management benefits wildlife, recreation, and the economy. From protecting ecosystems to producing forest products, learn how forests are managed for multiple purposes. Join the adventure team as they explore Wisconsin’s forests in this episode of Into The Outdoors.

Published by Into the Outdoors

The Forest Products Lab

From mass timber buildings to bioenergy from wood waste, explore the innovative ways forest products are being used to combat climate change and support healthy forests. Join the adventure team as they meet experts at the forefront of these advancements in sustainable forestry and forest product innovation.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Learn Boating Safety: Save That Life!

In this Into the Outdoors episode, learn important boating and watercraft safety lessons along with the characters in this fun quiz show format. Savvy Seagull makes sure you’ll remember the US Coast Guard’s important rules and tips you’ll need for passing a boating safety certification exam to receive a boating license!

Published by Into the Outdoors

Into Boating Safety: How Life Jackets Save You

In this Into the Outdoors episode, we’re jumping into the science and importance of PFDs, or personal floatation devices – you know, your life jacket! Wearing a PFD can save your life in the case of a boating accident, but don’t take our word for it; listen to the impactful story of a boating accident survivor.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Into Wetland Conservation

In this Into the Outdoors episode, we’re jumping into the science and importance of PFDs, or personal floatation devices – you know, your life jacket! Wearing a PFD can save your life in the case of a boating accident, but don’t take our word for it; listen to the impactful story of a boating accident survivor.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Safety and Etiquette: Becoming A Responsible Boater

In this Into the Outdoors episodes, we learn about how responsible boating involves a lot more than just safety. From environmental responsibility to helping out your fellow boaters in need, boating etiquette is something that is often learned through experience rather than in a classroom.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Embracing Renewable Energy

In this episode of Into the Outdoors, we explore the changing energy industry and how some organizations are leading the way to a greener future. From alternative energy-saving resources in the home to electrifying the transportation industry, our Adventure Team learns about lowering our individual carbon footprints.

Published by Into the Outdoors

History of Nautical Navigation: Safely Navigating Our Waterways

For hundreds of years, waterways have been utilized as a means of transportation. From historical navigation methods to the modern instruments used in navigating our waterways today, we set out to learn how our relationship with the waterways has evolved.

Published by Into the Outdoors

Into Boating Safety: Fun With Watercrafts

Watersports have gained popularity in recent years, and with more people out on the water, we want to make sure everyone is enjoying the water safely. Think you know all about these fun watercrafts? Test your knowledge along with Zach and Charlie in this exciting and knowledge-packed episode!

Published by Into the Outdoors

Forests of the Great Lakes Region | Conservation to Recreation

DW host Andrea Boehlke embarks on a wooded adventure through Wisconsin’s Northwoods (and beyond), where treasured logging history is rooted, sustainability is practiced, and an off-roading adventure is just beginning.

Published by Discover Wisconsin

A Winter Wonderland: Chippewa County

From roaming bison to bustling breweries, Chippewa County has it all. Join our host Josh Casey, as he explores the county’s extensive trail system, from the National Ice Age Trail to Hickory Ridge and even tries out the ski trails at Irvine Park.

Published by Discover Wisconsin