Educational Programs
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Exploring Your Parks & Camping 101
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Drop by to learn some tips on how to enjoy our parks, whether you are a regular visitor or a newbie.
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Bees, Bees, Bees
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Come to the beach area playground to learn about Wisconsin’s 400+ species of native bees and their vital roles in our ecosystem!
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Places of the Park: Sentinel Trail
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Join the naturalist for an easy hike along the Sentinel Trail to learn about the park's trees.
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Explore Echo Rock
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Join the naturalist on a 1-mile guided hike to learn about the history and the wildlife of the area.
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Foraging for Food and Medicine
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Join Tina Nebergall, a community herbalist and forager, for a plant walk to introduce you to the local plants around us that can be used for food and medicine.
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Smokey Bear's Birthday Party
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Come join us in celebrating forest icon Smokey Bear’s 81st Birthday! There will be crafts, games, birthday cake, a fire safety lesson and the story of Smokey Bear and his legacy of wildfire prevention.
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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.