Kettle Moraine State Forest - Northern Unit
Description
The Kettle Moraine Northern Unit is comprised of about 30,000 acres stretching 30 miles across Sheboygan, Fond du Lac and Washington Counties. The forest is managed for multiple use, including recreation management, sustainable forest products, water quality and soil protection, terrestrial and aquatic wildlife, native biological diversity and aesthetics.
Location
County: Fond du Lac
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Forest Headquarters
N1765 Cty Rd G
Campbellsport, WI 53010
United States
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Chick-a-dee-dee-dee Nature Storytime
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Always bright-eyed and full of energy, chickadees add a cheery note to any winter day. You'll be surprised by the lives these tiny birds lead.
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Oh Deer! Nature Storytime
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Deer are one of Wisconsin's largest wild animals. Learn incredible facts about these handsome woodland creatures.
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Wild Gobblers Exploring Nature Program
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After discovering all the incredible adaptations of turkeys, you’ll understand why Ben Franklin suggested that the turkey might be a better national bird than the bald eagle.
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Friends Of The Kettle Moraine’s Create A Winter Wreath
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Using a variety of natural materials, create a beautiful winter wreath and swag.
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Those Sly Foxes Nature Storytime
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If you are lucky, you may catch a glimpse of a shy, sly fox. Come investigate the world of these secretive animals. This hour of nature fun awaits 3- to 6-year-olds with accompanying adults.
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Creatures Of The Night Exploring Nature Program
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Join us as we delve into the world of nocturnal animals.
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Nature’s Unloved Exploring Nature Program
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Unearth intriguing facts about some of nature's unloved critters including bats, skunks, slugs and spiders.
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What's For Lunch? Nature Storytime
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Find out what is on the lunch menu for the wild animals of the Kettle Moraine.
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Deep Time And Ice Age Memories An Evening with Nature
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Join Herman Bender as he delves into the ancient tradition of placing Manitou stones and sacred boulders as guardians against the return of an Ice Age.