The UW-Madison Trout Lake research station in Boulder Junction won’t be hosting its popular end-of-summer open house this year.

Instead, it has found a different way to involve the public.

Usually, station open house welcomes hundreds of people to learn about lake research projects.

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People in Wisconsin and dozens of other states have been getting seed packets they didn’t request in the mail.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is working to collect information on the trend and asking people to take specific action.

“Some Wisconsin residents have received these unsolicited packages in the mail that appear to contain seeds or other small items that people didn’t order. The packages appear to have originated from China or potentially other countries, as well,” said DATCP Communications Director Grace Atherton.

Are you seeing more chipmunks than usual this year? Apparently there have been enough chipmunks to make the news, which caught the attention of the Masked Biologist. It is also the focus of this week’s wildlife matters.

ANTIGO--The COVID pandemic is likely the cause of an increased influx of injured birds to the Raptor Education Group Inc.  near Antigo and many birds need meat donated by the public.

Founder Marge Gibson says they need 150 pounds of meat a week to feed their injured birds in rehabilitation. She thinks with more people home because of the virus more injured birds are being brought to the center and they need to be fed. They had been getting meat from packing plants, but those plants have also been cut back because of the virus.

The American Loggers Council and state logging associations are supporting bipartisan legislation in Congress providing economic relief to timber harvesters and timber haulers impacted by COVID-19.

Locally, Executive Director of the Great Lakes Timber Professionals Association headquartered in Rhinelander says COVID and the loss of the Verso paper mills in Wisconsin Rapids and Duluth are causing major impacts.