Education
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NATURE DETECTIVES
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Calling all youth to discover the secrets of nature by participating in the Wisconsin Explorer program! The program involves completing a required number of engaging nature activities in one of three age-appropriate books (ages 3-5, 6-8, and 9+) to…
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Snapshot Wisconsin Snap-A-Thon
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Learn about Wisconsin’s wildlife and help scientists with real research in this friendly animal identification game!
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Trees And Shrubs Of Door County
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Join arborist and horticulturist Tom Wolfe as he shares his vast knowledge about trees and shrubs. There will be plenty of time for questions. Weather permitting, we will spend some time in the woods.
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Walking Stick Creation
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Ready to hit the trail this summer? Ready to make your own walking stick? Learn how walking sticks, staffs and canes have been used in times past, then select and personalize a walking stick.
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Wildflower Hike
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Join the park naturalist on this moderately easy, 1.5-mile hike along the Sugar Bush Trail. We’ll be on the lookout for signs of spring and early summer.
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Meet The Mammoths!
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Join special guest Brady Holbach from the Carthage Institute of Paleontology and the naturalist in the Ice Age Interpretive Center to learn about the park’s real mammoth fossils and see Holbach preserve them.
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Wildflower Hike
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What is more inviting than the forest floor filled with wildflowers? Join local Master Naturalists searching for spring wildflowers on this easy 1 mile hike.
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Spring Birding
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Join bird expert Brian Collins on a relaxing birding hike for scarlet tanagers, warblers and more on the Silverbrook Trail.
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NATURE DETECTIVES
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Calling all youth to discover the secrets of nature by participating in the Wisconsin Explorer program! The program involves completing a required number of engaging nature activities in one of three age-appropriate books (ages 3-5, 6-8, and 9+) to…
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Hunter Education Internet + Field Day
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Join us for a Hunters Education Internet Field Day on Saturday, May 20, from 12:30 – 4:30 p.m.