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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Winter Greenery Workshop
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Want to create a fun and festive winter door décor? Come join forest staff and make a bountiful wreath for your home using natural materials. All are welcome!Pre-event registration required as class sizes are limited to 30 participants each.…
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Storytime: Now that the Days Are Colder!
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Join us as we find out what the animals do to survive the cold days of winter.
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Storytime: Gobbling Turkeys
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Let’s talk turkey! Come in and strut your stuff as we make our way through the world of the wild turkey.
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Exploring Nature: Getting Ready for the Winter
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The chill of winter is in the air. Uncover how the world of nature prepares for the hardships of the season.
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Storytime: Flying V’s
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What’s that flying V in the sky? Is it a plane? No, it’s a flock of geese!
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Badger Orienteering Club Map And Compass Navigation Event
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Join the Badger Orienteering Club for a skill-building map-and-compass navigation event! Learn more about the sport and art of point-to-point navigation in unfamiliar terrain. Using a compass and map, find control points placed along a course.
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Storytime: Pee-yew Skunk!
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What’s black and white and smelled all over? A skunk! Join us as we discover some cool truths about skunks.
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Storytime: Trees of Many Colors
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Discover why our tall, tall trees lose their colorful leaves before winter comes.
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CAMPFIRE WITH RANGERS AND S’MORE CONTEST
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Meet the Kettle Moraine Northern Unit rangers and ask them what it's like working for the DNR and the Northern Unit.