Education_Topic Contact_Mackenzie Center
- Email: MacKenzie Center
- Phone: tel:+1-608-635-8112
MacKenzie Center
Description
The MacKenzie Center, just 25 miles north of Madison, is one of the most diverse education centers in Wisconsin. With interpretive trails, exhibits, museums and programming available for school and youth groups, MacKenzie is a wonderful place to visit and learn about the natural world. The State Game Farm is connected to the MacKenzie Center and is adjacent to the arboretum on the western half of the property.
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Candlelight Snowshoe Hike
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Join us at the MacKenzie Center for a fun Friday night of hiking and snowshoeing on our illuminated path.
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Learn to Hunt Squirrels
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We are excited to offer this opportunity to learn more about a fun and readily accessible small game hunting opportunity, squirrels.
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Wolf Moon Hike
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Experience the natural world under the glow of the year's first full moon, called the “Wolf Moon.”
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First Day Hike
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Start the year off outside with a brisk hike alongside MacKenzie Naturalists.
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Holiday Greenery Workshop
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Learn how to make your own holiday greenery, such as a wreath, hanger or centerpiece, using natural materials. Please preregister and prepay ($10) by calling the MacKenzie Center at (608) 635-8112 by December 3rd.
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Winter Wonders Hike
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Join us for a winter wonders hike on our South Trails! Whether there is fresh snow or not, there is still lots to explore in the forest and prairie.
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Knitting Get Together
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This get-together is designed for anyone working on a handmade fiber creation (knit or crochet) to craft together in the MacKenzie Lodge.
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Candlelight Hike & Campfire
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Join us for a night on the trails. The illuminated path will begin at the Lodge and will include a campfire.
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Hibernation Preparation Hike
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Have you ever wondered how our animals prepare for winter? Now is your chance to get a guided tour of the wildlife area!
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Nocturnal Walk – Wildlife Area at Night
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Have you been to our Wildlife Area and wondered what it's like at night?