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Did you know that many bats depend on Wisconsin caves and mines for hibernation?
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This event is self-guided so it can be done at your own pace.
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During this program we will be discussing different adaptations, doing water experiments, talking about pollution and what you can do to help, and playing a few games.
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During this program we will be discussing how water moves in different forms throughout the water cycle, why it is important/impacts, and we will also have a couple of water experiments to try out too!
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In the mid-1800s in Japan, fishermen created "Gyotaku" prints to record their prized catches by pressing rice paper onto a fish covered with ink or paint.
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Peninsula State Park Artist-in-Residence Annie Hejny will host a creative station as part of The Climate Dream Network where participants are invited to remember the climate future that we can still create. This is a drop-in event to reflect on and…
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Peninsula State Park Artist-in-Residence Annie Hejny will teach participants the basics of papermaking at the shoreline of Lake Michigan. Participants will be able to make sheets of handmade recycled paper to take home. All materials provided. All…
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Drop into this program to learn about the different Birds of Prey that can be found at Whitefish Dunes.
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Join the Northern Cross Science Foundation educators for a night of learning and appreciation.