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Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources Secretary Adam Payne speaks during the Natural Resources Board meeting, Jan. 25, 2023, at the State Natural Resources Building in Madison, Wis. Payne is resigning next week after spending less than a year leading the agency that has been at the forefront of fights over combatting water pollution and hunting wolves. Payne was appointed by Gov. Evers in December and he began leading the agency in January. Evers’ spokesperson Britt Cudaback said Tuesday, Oct. 24 that the governor would move “expeditiously” to name a replacement. (Ebony Cox/Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel via AP, file)

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources Secretary Adam Payne speaks during the Natural Resources Board meeting, Jan. 25, 2023, at the State Natural Resources Building in Madison, Wis. Payne is resigning next week after spending less than a year leading the agency that has been at the forefront of fights over combatting water pollution and hunting wolves. Payne was appointed by Gov. Evers in December and he began leading the agency in January. Evers’ spokesperson Britt Cudaback said Tuesday, Oct. 24 that the governor would move “expeditiously” to name a replacement. (Ebony Cox/Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel via AP, file)

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