Educational Programs
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Crazy for Cranes
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Join us at our amphitheater to hear a captivating talk given by the International Crane Foundation team. Learn about cranes and their behavior, and explore the foundation’s educational Crane Trunk, which is full of interesting artifacts about these…
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The Mystery of Treasure Cave
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How did Treasure Cave get its name and where has the treasure gone? Was there ever a treasure to begin with? Join our naturalist for a short talk about the history and mystery of Wyalusing’s Treasure Cave. A short hike to the cave will follow for…
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Bumble Bees and Pollinators Program
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If you are a fan of flowers and fruit, then you will love to learn about these bees. Drop-in to the Friends Shelter from 1 to 3 p.m. Meet Master Naturalist Ellen Orlowski and learn about these (and other) indispensable invertebrates. Meet inside the…
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Bat-ty For Nature
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Stop by the Ice Age Center to learn about these amazing creatures of the night, their unique adaptations and their important roles in our ecosystems.
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Beetles, Aphids, and Flies - Oh, My!
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Insects are an underappreciated, yet a very important part of our ecosystem. Retired arborist and educator Donna Danielson will help you learn more about the importance of insects, their life cycles, anatomy and more. We'll use microscopes and…
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Open Quilting
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Join us for Open Quilting, right after Open Crafting! Bring your own project and supplies or just show up; we will have supplies for making small quilts for a local animal shelter. Experienced and beginner quilters welcome.
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Pothole Trail Guided Hike
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Join the naturalist on a hike back in time to learn about the geology of Interstate Park and how the unique terrain and characteristics of the St. Croix Valley came to be.
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Reptile Hour
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Join Archie's Angels’ volunteers to learn about and meet some of their reptile and amphibian animal ambassadors.
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Owls & Birds Of Prey - Drop-In
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Join Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds anytime from 10-11:30 a.m. to learn about owls and birds of prey.