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    Wisconsin State Parks, Forests and Recreation Areas: A Ranger’s Guide

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    Published just in time for the 125th anniversary of Wisconsin State Parks, former park and forest ranger James Buchholz has released “Wisconsin State Parks, Forests, and Recreation Areas: A Ranger’s Guide.” Please join Jim, retired Kohler-Andrae…

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    Community Campfire: Nature Jeopardy

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    Join us for our weekly campfire night where we’ll play nature jeopardy to compete for glory and prizes!

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    OutWiGo! Nature Stations

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    Come take a break at the Friends Shelter and interact with our hands-on nature displays.

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    Park Trivia

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    Stop by the front of the park office any time between 2 and 3:30 p.m. to test your knowledge of the park. Answer a trivia question and earn a prize!

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    Ships, Shipwrecks and Sanctuary Drop-In

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    Drop by the Sanderling Nature Center for a fun, family-friendly dive into Great Lakes shipping history and the perils of Lake Michigan. Hear the true tale of Sport the sailing dog, a heroic horse-led shipwreck rescue and discover how local…

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    Scat and Tracks Drop In

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    In this nature drop in we will discover some of the many animals that call Wisconsin home and the clues that they leave behind. Presented by Tom Lentz, Wisconsin Master Naturalist. Stop by anytime from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

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    Become a Voyageur! Ride The Voyageur Canoe!

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    Drop by anytime between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. for a truly hands-on experience in history and camaraderie into the fur trade era and the lives of its most colorful participants - the Voyageurs.

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    Bat Crazy

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    Stop by to learn more about the world of bats and their unique way of communication.

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    Become a Voyageur! Ride The Voyageur Canoe!

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    Drop by anytime between noon and 6 p.m. for a truly hands-on experience in history and camaraderie into the fur trade era and the lives of its most colorful participants - the Voyageurs.

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    Nature Station: Bats

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    Did you know that nearly half of all Little Brown Bats in the U.S. depend on Wisconsin caves and mines for hibernation?

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