Have fun on the trails and a safe time on the lake

As signs of spring begin to emerge across Wisconsin, WTMJ Outdoors brings you a fresh lineup of conversations focused on safety, recreation, and the outdoors. Pete Jensen, a State of Wisconsin Certified Emergency Manager, discusses the life jacket loaner program and how communities can create their own stations to promote water safety. Keri Beck from the Langlade County Economic Development Corporation highlights upcoming tourism events and why Langlade is known as the “County of Trails.” And Sara Windjue from UW–Stevens Point’s Extension Lakes program previews the upcoming Lakes and Rivers Convention, including new opportunities to attend virtually. Presented by Outdoor Living Unlimited.

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