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    If Rocks Could Talk: Geology History/Hike

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    Geology history of Copper Falls, followed by an interpretive hike with Tom Fitz, Professor of Geoscience.

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    Let's Go Kayaking

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    Join us on a scenic kayaking trip across Little Falls Lake and up to the beautiful Willow Falls before peacefully floating back down the river.

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    Drop-in Program: Birds in Flight

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    Get ready to fold and fly! Explore the four different major wing shapes of birds and how they affect their flight by crafting and launching paper airplanes.

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    Doors Open- Havenwoods State Forest

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    Explore this state forest right in your backyard! Drop in to meet reptiles and amphibians and participate in family-friendly activities.

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    Fall Fest

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    Join the Friends of Roche-A-Cri to celebrate fall and the end of the busy season at the park.

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    Save the Greenbush Kettle Remnant Prairie

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    Meet at the mowed Horse Trail parking lot off Hwy 67 just west of Kettle Moraine Drive. We will then walk north of Hwy 67 on the Horse Trail. Target: autumn olive, buckthorn, and small evergreens.

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    Stewardship Saturday

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    Join our staff to help remove invasive plants and keep the property beautiful for all to enjoy.

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    Learn to Hunt Pheasants with Taking Wing Stewardship (Brown County)

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    Join Taking Wing Stewardship for their Fall 2026 Learn to Hunt Pheasant Workshop! This workshop and hunt will introduce participants to skills necessary to be successful pheasant hunting, such as dog handling, gun safety, conservation and game…

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    Buck Fest

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    Concertgoers can expect four hours of music on Friday, September 25 from 6-10 p.m. and a full ten hours the next day from noon to 10 p.m.

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    Seeds Through the Seasons

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    The plants in our prairies often begin as tiny seeds. As we witness the brilliant blooms of our favorite flora during the hot summer months, we may not necessarily think about these flowers' humble beginnings.

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