Educational Programs
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Forest Recovery: the Challenge of Invasive Species
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As Wisconsin highlights Invasive Species Weekend, join park volunteers and master naturalists Maureen and Tom Flatley as they hike into the area of Newport that was devastated by a straight line windstorm in August of 2025.
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Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators/Invasive Species Awareness
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Join us on Invasive Species Awareness Weekend to learn the buzz about native bees and how they’re affected by invasive species.
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Spread Eagle Barrens State Natural Area Guided Hike
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Celebrate Wisconsin's Invasive Species Awareness Weekend! Join Roots & Rivers for a guided nature hike at the Spread Eagle Barrens State Natural Area.
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Invasive Species Identification and Reporting
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Timberland Invasives Partnership (TIP) and Waterways Association of Menominee and Shawano Counties (WAMSCO) will be presenting on the common invasive species present in Shawano County and learn to identify them.
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Watch out for Zebras!
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Come by the Boat Launch on Saturday morning to get some information on controlling the invasive Zebra Mussels! You can make a big impact by checking your boats before going into and when coming out of waters! This will be an information table for…
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Willow River State Park Historical Hike
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Join local tour guide Ida-Ellen on a walk through the Pioneer Trail and explore some of Willow Rivers most interesting sites as we uncover Wisconsin's natural and cultural history.
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E-Scouting Virtual Clinic
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Stop guessing and start hunting smarter! Learn how to find your next hunting spot with the power of digital mapping tools.
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Critter Cahoot
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Drop in at the Lake Kegonsa park office to play games that explore animal families, migration, identification, and amazing abilities!
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Bird Bingo
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Soar on over to the Shelter Building for an interactive game of bird-themed bingo!
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Fun with Ticks and Insects
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Come meet our insect friends and learn about the blacklegged tick, also known as the deer tick, and the diseases that they transmit to humans.