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Sandhill Wildlife Area

Sandhill Wildlife Area

Description

The 9,150-acre State Wildlife Area was named for a series of gently rolling sandy ridges crisscrossing the property. Sandhill Wildlife Area lies within the bed of ancient Glacial Lake Wisconsin - an expansive region of flat, marshy land interspersed with forests covering parts of seven counties in central Wisconsin.

Location

 Directions

  44.307328, -90.130205

County: Wood

1715 County Hwy X
Babcock, WI 54413
United States

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    Walking Stick Workshop

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    Do you enjoy using a hiking stick while hiking? Now you can make your own!

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    Universe In The Park

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    Explore the wonders of the night sky at your favorite state park.

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    Universe in the Park (Night Skies)

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    Join UW-Madison astronomers to witness an extraordinary view of space as they present our “Universe in the Park.”

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    Wild Edibles Hike

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    Join us at Sandhill Wildlife Area, where expert botanist Jessica Prindiville will lead a search for all the wild edibles Sandhill has to offer.

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    Paddle and Bird Gallagher Marsh - NRF Tour

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    Have you ever paddled a canoe or kayak in Sandhill? Now is your chance!

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    Dutch Oven Cooking Workshop

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    Join Laura Huber and practice using a Dutch oven as we learn about equipment, equipment care, fire-building, cooking techniques, recipes and more.

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    Sandhill Wildlife Area Open House

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    Join the flock at Sandhill Wildlife Area as we welcome all who would love to explore the property!

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    Sandhill Drummers NRF Tour

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    Join our resident Wildlife Biologist, Darren Ladwig, as we search for our local rock stars, the ruffed grouse.

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    Deer Ecology and Shed Antler Hunt

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    Want to find your next big trophy? Help us welcome Wisconsin DNR Wildlife Technician Liam Stevens as we explore Sandhill to hunt for deer antler sheds.

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    Wildlife Research and Telemetry Workshop

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    Join us as we welcome UW-Madison graduate students and technicians currently doing research on Sandhill Wildlife Area.

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