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Educational Programs

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    Invasive Species Trivia

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    See how well you know invasive species by playing trivia.

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    Dusky Departure

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    Welcker’s Point is home to a successful bat roosting box. Learn about this curious creature and them observe first-hand as they depart from their roost for their nightly feast.

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    Campfire Trivia

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    Gather ‘round the campfire and try your luck at some Wisconsin-themed trivia in this family-friendly activity.

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    Open Door Bird Sanctuary: Avian Acoustics

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    How do birds talk? Join us at the nature center and learn how raptors make their vocalizations. It’s different than ours!

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    Wings Of The Night Bat Program

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    Join the park naturalist for this program about bats, a most unique and misunderstood mammal. Learn about the bats in Wisconsin, their lifecycle and threats challenging the bat population.

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    Trees Are Superheroes

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    Join Master Naturalist Judy Salus and learn how trees help us every day with games, songs, stories and more! This program is specifically geared for elementary-aged kids.

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    Herb Hike

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    Door County has a wealth of herbs that can be beneficial to your health and well-being. This walk will explore the herbs in our local environment. Learn how the plants that flourish in this climate can help you flourish as well.

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    Cattail Weaving and More

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    Cattails galore on the marsh! Cattails have been used for many years to make many useful objects. A new adventure awaits! Together, let’s learn how to weave cattails and discover other uses for these abundant marsh plants.

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    Know Your Park

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    Each week we will have a different topic for you to learn more about the park’s geology, history, wildlife and more.

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    Traversing Time: the Doughboys Trail

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    Join the park naturalist to experience the park’s geology and natural history highlights, including flora and fauna along the trail.

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