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that people finally understand what Gaylord Nelson's Earth Day truly is. But in this media landscape of doom and gloom there are signs in Washington D.C. Today, Earth Day is celebrating its' 51st year and while the mission is the same the message is more clarion and dire than ever before. The event brought communities across the country together to support the environment. On Apthe first Earth Day was celebrated by over 20 million Americans. The objective is an environment of decency, quality and mutual respect for all other human beings and all other living creatures,' Wisconsin's 'conservation governor' Gaylord Nelson said of Earth Day the worldwide event he had founded. ' O ur goal is not just an environment of clean air and water and scenic beauty. According to the DNR 'The majority of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources properties are open, with special conditions to help limit the spread of COVID-19 and protect natural resources.' State parks that are subject to capacity limits include: o Copper Falls o Devil's Lake o Governor Dodge o Governor Nelson o Harrington Beach o Hartman Creek o High Cliff o Interstate o Kinnickinnic o Kettle Moraine Southern Unit o Lapham Peak o Perrot o Rib Mountain o Roche-a-Cri o Whitefish Dunes o Willow River The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources recommends you visit those natural areas listed above during non-peak hours before 10 a.m. The DNR recommends visitors enjoy parks at off-peak times or other properties less popular. The DNR assures that it will continue to operate with safety in mind for all visitors and staff based on the Badger Bounce Back Plan COVID-19 precautions such as encouraging social distancing, and park capacities are still in place. If you are not sure where facilities are open or closed you can now visit DNR service centers Fitchburg, Green Bay, Madison and Spooner to purchase a state park sticker or fishing license.

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Some state park, drive-up windows may be open for admission purchases. However, visitor centers, office buildings, and nature centers remain closed until further notice. Open air shelters and amphitheaters can have maximum capacity or 350 people, as well o utdoor-only concession activities. Also, in time for Summer all enclosed shelters are now open, as well as playgrounds and towers such as Lapham Peak State Park and Peninsula State Park. State park properties and State Natural Areas (SNA) which were closed last summer and now open incliude: Gibraltor Rock, Pewitt's Nest, Dells on the Wisconsin River, and the popular Rock Island State Park.

As the number of daily cases of COVID-19 in the Badger State continues to decline and the number of vaccinated Wisconsinites rises DNR officials are now allowing indoor group camps, with both indoor and outdoor camps returning to their capacity of 350. Pictured above is Devils' Lake State Park Another sign that normalcy has returned to the Summer vacationing season in Wisconsin, the DNR announces on June 1st a number of changes to its' operations across the state.