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Learn about what flies, slithers, hops and walks through nature stories and explore the lives of the animals in our Nature Center and forest. Geared toward children under five, but all ages are welcome!
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In the mid-1800s in Japan, fishermen created "Gyotaku" prints to record their prized catches by pressing rice paper onto a fish covered with ink or paint.
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Kayak down the pristine Oconomowoc River to enjoy all the sights and sounds of the great outdoors.
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Join Master Naturalist Bonnie Lunde as she takes you through the trails at Harrington Beach State Park.
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Join Open Door Bird Sanctuary as they return to Potawatomi for the second annual Raptor Series, held every Friday in August, at the park's amphitheater near the campground.
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Elliott Funmaker, Sr. (Ho-Chunk) and his group will provide a family friendly cultural performance featuring the music and dance of the Ho-Chunk Nation.
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Join forest staff to tag monarch butterflies as part of the Monarch Watch program! You’ll learn how to properly catch and tag the butterflies, and collect data on each migrating butterfly. Data will be submitted to the official Monarch Watch program…