Events
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Invasive Species Awareness Days Hike And Help
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Join Park volunteer master naturalists on this informative hike along the Lake Michigan shoreline on Lynd Point Trail, a 2.5-mile loop.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend: Invasive Insect, Disease And Plant Hike
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Join DNR Forest Health and Parks staff on Invasive Species Awareness Weekend for a one-mile hike at Lake Kegonsa State Park to learn about insects, diseases and plants causing tree health issues.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend: Alien Invaders Program
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Join us on the Whitefish Dunes beach to learn about the invasive species of Lake Michigan.
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Feel the Burn 5k
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This event is a 5k run/walk fundraiser that supports the prescribed burning efforts of Lapham Peak and will be held on Invasive Species Awareness Weekend!
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Invasive Species Awareness Day
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Learn how invasive species affect the environment, economy and our everyday lives. Join park staff for an opportunity to eradicate invasive species and discover how to assist public lands near you!
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Taming The Barrens: Bison & Invasive Species
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As part of Invasive Species Awareness Weekend, Sandhill Wildlife Area is hosting a free nature hike and wildlife viewing experience.
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Invasive Species Awareness Day
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A day full of workshops, crafts, resources, hikes and more! Learn how to identify and manage invasive species and how native plants help our ecosystem through interactive programs.
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Habitat Helpers—Garlic Mustard Pull-A-Thon
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Volunteers will assist with removing garlic mustard and dame's rocket from various areas throughout Havenwoods State Forest.
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Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators
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Join Wisconsin DNR Bumble Bee Brigade Ambassadors and Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds to learn about bumble bees and other pollinators in Wisconsin.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend - Eradication Event
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Join the ranger and Ice Age Trail volunteers for an eradication event! With your help, we can improve forest health by removing two of the most common invasive species in Wisconsin, buckthorn and honeysuckle.