Education
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Feather Frenzy - Summer Birding
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Birds are out and about! Let’s catch a glimpse of these feathered friends as we meander the South Trails.
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Universe In The Park
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Universe in the Park includes a rain-or-shine presentation on astronomy, including recent astronomical news, and a weather-dependent star party, where visitors can view available astronomical objects through a telescope.
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Universe In The Park
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Universe in the Park includes a rain-or-shine presentation on astronomy, including recent astronomical news, and a weather-dependent star party, where visitors can view available astronomical objects through a telescope.
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Youth Archery Day
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This free archery clinic for kids ages 8 -15 will introduce your child to the sport of archery or help sharpen their skills.
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Yoga On The Beach
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Join instructor Sherry Seubert of Embraced by Nature for a slow hatha morning flow yoga mat class with guided meditation.
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Universe in the Park
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This is a free in-person event presented by graduate students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison astronomy department.
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Nature Storytime: What's In The Lake?
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Let’s explore the Lake of the Dalles. We may discover insects, frogs, tadpoles, minnows and other critters
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Reading the Skies: Cooler Near the Lake
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Have you ever wondered what “cooler near the lake” really means? NOAA meteorologist Taylor Patterson will help us learn to "read the skies", to pick up clues from the clouds and wind to help us understand and be better prepared for upcoming weather…
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Universe In The Park
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Universe in the Park includes a rain-or-shine presentation on astronomy, including recent astronomical news, and a weather-dependent star party, where visitors can view available astronomical objects through a telescope.
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Universe In The Park
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Universe in the Park includes a rain-or-shine presentation on astronomy, including recent astronomical news, and a weather-dependent star party, where visitors can view available astronomical objects through a telescope.