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    Paddle the Kickapoo

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    Join the Wildcat Mountain Park staff for an hour-long paddle down the Kickapoo River. Bring your own boat/paddle/life jacket and meet us at the lower picnic area/canoe launch.

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    Project FeederWatch - Guidance Program

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    In this program we'll cover the history of Project FeederWatch, what it is and how to conduct a survey and ID birds that are likely to come to your feeder.

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    Tree Trunk or Treat

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    Join us for a kid sized hike (1.5 miles) along the Ice Age Trail collecting (non-candy) treats from trees we find along the way. Costumes encouraged but make sure you can hike in them! Mileage counts towards the Ice Age Trail’s Mammoth Hike…

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    Telescope Viewing

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    Join the Northern Cross Science Foundation educators for a night of learning and appreciation.

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    Window to the Universe

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    Learn about and view the universe you call home with the Northern Cross Science Foundation!

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    Lake Kegonsa State Park Candlelight Hike

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    Join the Friends of Lake Kegonsa State Park for a bonfire at the beach, candlelit hiking trails, and s'mores, treats, hot cocoa, and cider for sale. Vehicle admission sticker is required, but there is no event fee!

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    Halloween Mystery Candlelight Hike

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    Bring friends and family to join the park staff and Friends of Mirror Lake for our Fall Mystery Candlelight Hike.

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    Pumpkin Hike

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    A family-friendly evening of hiking on park trails lit by candlelight. Over 500 luminaries, decorated by local grade school students will light the 1.2 mile hike around Hartman Lake. Event is free, however vehicle admission is required. There will…

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    Fall Bonfire

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    Join the Friends of the New Glarus Woods for a bonfire, s’mores and cider to celebrate the coming of fall and all the natural beauty it brings.

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    Ducks, Geese, Cranes OH My! Bus Tour

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    Horicon is renowned for the annual fall migration of waterfowl. Join us on a guided bus tour of the Horicon area as we search for fall waterbirds and roosting sandhill cranes.

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