Parks
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Garlic Mustard Pull-A-Thon/Stewardship Saturday
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Join the Friends of Havenwoods as part of the Southeast Wisconsin Invasive Species Consortium’s annual Garlic Mustard Pull-A-Thon! During these events, volunteers will assist with removing Garlic Mustard and Dame’s Rocket from various areas…
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Spring Prairie Walk
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Curious about plants? Come join one of our Naturalists at Lakeshore State Park to learn about the native plants on the property.
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Spring Meditation Hike
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Take this opportunity to slow down, unwind and enjoy the season. Nature is proven to restore your mind and improve cognition. Utilize the power of nature to relax and unwind. Meet in front of the Visitor Center.
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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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Native Arts and Culture of the Ho-Chunk - Black Ash Basketry
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Join us to engage and enjoy in the art and culture of the area’s Indigenous peoples.
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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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Urban Bird Hike
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Lakeshore State Park is home to over 70 native and migratory species of birds and the spring is an excellent time to spot some of our returning friends! Join us on a morning hike to learn the basics of bird watching and seek out some of these…
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Wildflowers & Wild Trees Walk
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Join naturalist Phyllis McKenzie in search of wildflowers and trees blooming along the trail while learning about Wisconsin’s native pollinators, too.