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Bats, coyotes, cats explore the night here in the Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit! You should too! Join us for a hike in the dark and cool fall air on our trails. Flashlights highly recommended.
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Did you know that some of the native prairie plants growing in the park are medicinal and that Wisconsin’s Indigenous peoples used these plants in a variety of ways?
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Upon turning 65, social worker Betsy Korbinyr set upon a quest to hike at least five miles in every Wisconsin state park, the subject of her new memoir, “Time, Beauty, and Grief”.
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Fall is harvest time at Lakeshore State Park! By October, most of our native prairie species have gone to seed.
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Discover the fascinating world of the Great Lakes with the UW–Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences.
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Join Master Naturalist Laurie Hylen to learn facts about owls and their interesting digestive systems.
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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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Elliott Funmaker and the popular Wisconsin Dells Singers and Dancers will perform traditional Ho-Chunk Nation songs and dances at Aztalan State Park beginning at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday September 20.
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Take a family friendly walk through a tall grass prairie and explore what makes this ecosystem unique.
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Wander through the park with a Naturalist and learn more about our prairies changing ecosystem.