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    Critter Corner – Coyotes

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    Head over to the Critter Corner to learn about coyotes.

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    Wisconsin Cranes

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    Volunteers from the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge will be visiting to talk about Wisconsin cranes at the south picnic shelter. Learn more about our local birds and conservation efforts.

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    Shifting Sands Drop-In

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    Hike the Woodland Dunes Trail with Master Naturalist Karen Merlau and learn about the different types of trees, how to identify them, how they grow and how to tell their age.

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    Wildflower Walk

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    Join us for the return of Wildflower Walks to the Southern Unit.

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    2024 Field Assembly At High Cliff State Park

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    Join the Wisconsin Archeological Society for a full day of activities for adults and children at High Cliff State Park on the north end of beautiful Lake Winnebago. Join us for presentations on the lime kiln ruins and tours of the mounds.

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    Exploration Station – Butterflies

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    Flutter on over to the Nature Center to explore the world of butterflies. Drop by the Nature Center to make some Join us for hands-on activities, crafts and more. This program’s activities are designed with families in mind, but open to kids of all…

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    Voyagers Encampment

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    This event showcases the history of both the Plains Native Americans and French Voyagers in a reenactment of a 17th century encampment. Drop in for a ride in a voyager canoe, for trade blanket and marquee sales, a tour of an authentic tipi, face…

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    Master Naturalist Program: Wisconsin Explorer - Youth

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    Join Master Naturalist Tom Lentz for an exciting, interactive day exploring Wisconsin's outdoors.

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    Bird Watching Walk

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    Join us for a morning stroll to learn the basics of bird watching and see some of our feathered friends.

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    Cut leaf teasel pull-a-thon

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    Cut-leaf teasel is well established and spreading in surrounding areas. To date, cut-leaf teasel has only been seen in the Zillmer Trail Area and a few other sites in the Forest and past efforts show that it can be contained.

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