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    History and Ecology Hike

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    The Friends of Rib Mountain State Park invite the public to hike and hear about the history of the homestead area and early mining on Rib Mountain, while also looking at the ecology of the area.

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    Echo Rock Walk

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    Join the Naturalist on a 1-mile guided hike to learn about the history and the geology of the area!

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    The Secret Life of Ferns

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    Beautiful, diverse, and ancient, ferns reproduce in a mysterious alteration of life forms. Join Master Naturalist and horticulturist Holly Smith as she delves into fern evolution, life cycle, reproduction, diversity, and identification.

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    Tree Identification Hike

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    Learn helpful identifying tips while hiking through the dense, mixed deciduous forest to the observation tower. Expect a moderate/strenuous hike roughly 1-mile long with uneven terrain.

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    Devil’s Lake Rocks!

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    Find out fun and interesting facts about what makes Devil’s Lake rocks rock!

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    Haskell Noyes State Natural Area - Buckthorn Brigade

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    Meet at the Haskell Noyes State Natural Area parking lot on County Road GGG south of County Road SS near New Prospect. Target: buckthorn.

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    Discover the Willow 6-mile Hike

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    Join us on a 6-mile round trip hike and discover some of the most beautiful sights at Willow River State Park.

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    Nature Adventures

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    Be inspired by the wonders of nature! Join us for story-time followed by a hands-on activity. This program’s activities are designed with families in mind but open to people of all ages.

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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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    Let’s Talk Trees!

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    Join Donna Danielson as she leads this fascinating talk about WI trees. A retired arborist and educator, Donna will talk about the various tree species of Wisconsin and help you see them in a whole new way. Meet at the Sugarbush Trail, Lot 4.

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