Celebrate Spring With New DNR Merch
The DNR merch store features items that celebrate Wisconsin’s iconic fish and wildlife species and wonderful natural resources. / Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages folks to check out new items in DNR’s merchandise store and represent Wisconsin’s great outdoors.
Warmer weather patterns have started to settle in and t-shirt weather is officially here. The DNR’s new selection of shirts, crewnecks, park posters, magnets and more feature designs inspired by the state’s fish, wildlife, public lands and recreation traditions.
Get yours while supplies last and find the perfect fit to show your love for nature this spring.
New items include:
- Vintage Wisconsin State Parks crewneck sweatshirt and tee
- Posters of Kohler-Andrae, Pattison, Perrot and Rib Mountain state parks
- Magnets of Kohler-Andrae, Pattison, Perrot and Rib Mountain state parks
- 2026 Wisconsin State Park System pin
- Wisconsin Loon & Trees crewneck sweatshirt
- Hunt Wisconsin trucker hat
Additional items will be added in the coming months, so check back for more natural resources-themed gear. The DNR also has some exclusive Wisconsin State Park System items available in-person at select park locations – be sure to keep an eye out on your next adventure.
Proceeds from DNR merchandise directly support conservation and environmental education and outreach initiatives across Wisconsin. Officially licensed Smokey Bear products also support the National Fire Prevention Program.
Free shipping is available on all orders over $75. All online orders are shipped within 2-5 business days.
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NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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