Education
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Open Door Bird Sanctuary Meet and Greet
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You won’t want to miss this opportunity to find out about Door County’s only bird sanctuary. ODBS staff will be on hand with some of their resident birds for you to see, up close and personal. Find out about the important work they are doing at the…
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Dusky Departure
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Welcker’s Point is home to a successful bat roosting box. Learn about this curious creature and them observe first-hand as they depart from their roost for their nightly feast.
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Open Door Bird Sanctuary: Avian Acoustics
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How do birds talk? Join us at the nature center and learn how raptors make their vocalizations. It’s different than ours!
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Wings Of The Night Bat Program
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Join the park naturalist for this program about bats, a most unique and misunderstood mammal. Learn about the bats in Wisconsin, their lifecycle and threats challenging the bat population.
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Trees Are Superheroes
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Join Master Naturalist Judy Salus and learn how trees help us every day with games, songs, stories and more! This program is specifically geared for elementary-aged kids.
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Herb Hike
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Door County has a wealth of herbs that can be beneficial to your health and well-being. This walk will explore the herbs in our local environment. Learn how the plants that flourish in this climate can help you flourish as well.
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Cattail Weaving and More
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Cattails galore on the marsh! Cattails have been used for many years to make many useful objects. A new adventure awaits! Together, let’s learn how to weave cattails and discover other uses for these abundant marsh plants.
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Can You Build It?
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Are you as good of an engineer as a bird? Design, build, and test your own bird nest to see if it is strong enough to hold eggs. Join us for loads of nesting fun!
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Fossil Hike
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What does Lakeshore State Park have to do with Niagara Falls? Come find out and learn some Wisconsin geological history as you explore the Lannon stone lining the park searching for fossilized coral, trilobites, brachiopods and cephalopods.