Parks
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Pothole Trail Guided Hike
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Join the naturalist on a hike back in time to learn about the geology of Interstate and how the unique terrain and characteristics of the St. Croix Valley came to be.
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Decoy Event And Expo
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Join us for a celebration of art, nature and tradition at the Decoy Event & Expo!
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Wild About Wildlife
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Join rehabilitators from Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary and their live animal ambassadors. This is a “hands on” program with live animals suitable for all ages.
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How Animals Communicate
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Discover the various ways that animals communicate and learn why they use certain communication techniques. Then join in on a special "Scent Trail" activity. Recommended for families with young children. Meet at the Interpretive Center.
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Turtle Talk
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Do you know the types of turtles that crawl around the park? Drop in to the White Cedar Nature Center to find out or test your knowledge and touch a turtle shell!
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Kite Building Workshop
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Drop in and join in the fun of making and decorating a pocket sled kite, then head out to fly the kite. This workshop is geared for kids; younger children may need help. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Outdoor Yoga and Mindfulness
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Enjoy a session of mindfulness and affirmations while participating in basic stretch movements outside.
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Cattail Workshop Hosted By The Friends Of Sandhill
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Join us as we welcome Anna DeMers to give a presentation on the harvest and utilization of cattail parts! We will go out into the marsh (which requires hip boots or waders) and practice harvesting. She’ll cover the edible parts as well as structural…
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Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators
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Join Wisconsin DNR Bumble Bee Brigade Ambassadors and Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds to learn about bumble bees and other pollinators in Wisconsin.
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Pelts & Pals
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Join DNR Wildlife Biologist Travis Anderson to view his collections of pelts in an interactive, educational program about some of Wisconsin’s many mammals.