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Educational Programs

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    Wetlands

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    During this event we will discuss how wetlands operate, some unique animals and plants, along with why they are an important environment to help maintain and how to get involved with conservation efforts.

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    Live Birds of Prey - Up Close!

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    Raptor rehabilitator and educator Jane Kelly of On the Wing, will present a live raptor program in the park.

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    Critter Corner – Owls

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    Come to the Critter Corner to learn about owls. 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…

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    Art On the Dunes: Featuring the Pitchers Thistle

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    Art On The Dunes: Featuring The Dune Thistle Head to the beach for an artistic, educational program!

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    Nature Station: Turtles

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    Stop by Cox Hollow Beach any time between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to celebrate World Turtle Day by learning about Wisconsin’s turtles and how you can help protect them. A parking pass is required.

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    Among the Grasses (Prairie Ecology)

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    Take a family friendly walk through a short grass prairie and explore what makes this ecosystem unique.

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    Butterfly Monitor Training

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    This program will cover the types of common butterflies found in Southeast Wisconsin, the Pollard protocols for monitoring butterflies, the forms used, and where to submit the data that is collected.

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    Prehistoric Rock Art

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    Take a look into the past with a presentation on the prehistoric rock art of southern Wisconsin. Meet at the Amphitheater.

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    Snakes/Turtles in Wisconsin

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    During this event, we will be discussing the adaptations, unique behaviors, and diets of the Turtles and Snakes in Wisconsin.

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    Amphibians of Wisconsin

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    During this event, will we be discussing the different adaptations and behaviors of the different amphibians of Wisconsin.

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