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    Discovering Wildflowers

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    Wednesdays are for wildflowers. Join Master Naturalist Karen Merlau and discover a variety of wildflowers growing along the Black River Trail.

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    Adopt-A-Highway

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    Join the Bong Volunteer Crew in a spring Adopt a Highway.

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    Stewards of the Kettle Moraine: Haskell Noyes SNA Invasive Plant Removal

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    Haskell Noyes State Natural Area (SNA) has a rich diversity of plants that are under threat from invasive species, such as garlic mustard and buckthorn. Because of our volunteer effort, we are finding fewer and fewer of these plants throughout this…

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    Discovery Bird Walk

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    Join Master Naturalists Janet & Andy Raddatz to observe birds and nature in the park.

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    Heritage Hike - Scuppernong Springs Nature Trail

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    Join us this spring and summer for a new series of hikes: Heritage Hikes. Come walk as we talk about the rich history of the Southern Kettle Moraine area.

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    Bong Naturalist Association (BNA) Buckthorn Removal

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    Join our friends group, the Bong Naturalist Association (BNA) on volunteer buckthorn removal effort! Please wear long pants, long-sleeve shirts and sturdy shoes. Bring work gloves and safety glasses. Meet at the Visitor Center.

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    Butterfly Monitor Training

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    This program will cover the types of common butterflies found in Southeast Wisconsin, the Pollard protocols for monitoring butterflies, the forms used, and where to submit the data that is collected.

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    Prehistoric Rock Art

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    Take a look into the past with a presentation on the prehistoric rock art of southern Wisconsin. Meet at the Amphitheater.

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    Devil’s Lake Scavenger Hunt

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    Participants will receive a set of clues to go on a scavenger hunt. Hike along the north shore of the lake to complete this scavenger hunt.

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    Wildflower Scavenger Hunt

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    It is time to get out in the woods and see what spring treasures are being revealed.

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