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Educational Programs

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    Seasonal Tick Safety

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    Join us at the Campground Shelter to learn how you can protect yourselves against ticks this season!

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    Critter Corner – Coyote

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    Come to Critter Corner to learn about coyotes. Join the naturalist for hands-on activities and fun. This program’s activities are designed with families in mind but open to kids of all ages. This event will take place at the North Shore beach by the…

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    Nature Journaling

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    Take some time to relax and get creative as we craft our own nature journals at the White Cedar Nature Center.

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    Wisconsin Trivia

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    Join us for a fun filled trivia session focused on the unique nature and history of Wisconsin! Come test your knowledge!

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    Exploration Station – Fish

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    Explore the underwater world of fish! Drop by the Exploration Station to learn and explore the natural world in the park through fun and play. This program’s activities are designed with families in mind, but open to kids of all ages. Happening…

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    The Mustard Menace and Other Invaders

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    No, garlic mustard is not the flavorful condiment you add to brats and burgers. It is an introduced species that threatens the livelihood of local flora, choking out diverse woodland plants.

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    Invasive Species Workday

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    This workday will start by learning about invasive garlic mustard, why it's a problem and how to identify it.

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    Astronomy in The Park

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    These events will feature a unique educational program presented by a member of the Door Peninsula Astronomical Society.

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    Fishing the Silurian Seas

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    Come to the Amphitheater on Friday Night to learn about the seas that formed the rock beneath our feet!

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    Nature Station: Raptors

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    Governor Dodge State Park is home to unique raptors that rule the skies. Stop by the table in front of the park office any time between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to learn about these fascinating birds of prey. A parking pass is required.

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