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Join Wildlife of Wisconsin rehabilitators for this fun program about what makes nocturnal animals so unique.
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Join us for an evening under the stars as we lure moths in and learn about their role as important Wisconsin pollinators.
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This will be a hiking program so make sure to bring good walking shoes, and water with you. During the program we will be discussing different nocturnal groups such as birds, bats, mammals, where they live and more.
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Did you know that each color on the rainbow pride flag has a meaning?
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Join our volunteer Karen Swisher as she takes you around the native plant gardens outside the nature center and learn about planting for pollinators on this interpretive walk.
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During this program we be discussing the slimy critters of Wisconsin which includes frogs, snails, salamanders, and many more.
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Join us for an all ages, interactive program exploring the fascinating world of native bees in Wisconsin. Participants will discover how these vital pollinators support our ecosystem and work together to build a functional mason bee home to take…
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Join us for an exciting, educational and interactive presentation from River Valley Raptors.
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This program is for kids 12 and under. We will be reading "The not so sleepy owl", doing a themed craft, and getting you all set up with Wisconsin Explorer booklets!