Educational Programs
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Mondays at Mead: What are PFAS? How Do They Impact Humans and Wildlife?
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Have you been hearing a lot about PFAS in the news lately? Learn about PFAS at this event.
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Mammal Trivia Hike
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Hit the trail and enjoy a fun and educational hike to learn all about fur-bearing animals.
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Ice Age Legacy
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Join us every second Saturday of the month, from March through November, as we give you an insight into our ice age legacy.
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Living with Black Bears: What to Know if Your Home is in Black Bear Territory
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Grace Nugent, Wildlife Biologist, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, will present on all the things folks should know about sharing space with Wisconsin's Black Bear population. The Friends of the Mead & McMillan Wildlife Areas are proud…
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Nature Storytime: Beavers
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What is Buddy the Beaver up to as he explores his pond? What does he discover as he uses all his senses?
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Angler Education Instructor Certification Workshop
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This workshop is geared for adults who would like to teach others to fish. Basic Angler Education instructor certification workshops focus on teaching spin casting and incorporating related topics in a K-12 curriculum, youth development program or…
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Knee High Naturalist: Who's Been Here?
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Bring your 3 to 5-year-olds and enjoy a morning of child-centered nature exploration!
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Angler Education Instructor Certification Workshop
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This workshop is geared for adults who would like to teach others to fish. Basic Angler Education instructor certification workshops focus on teaching spin casting and incorporating related topics in a K-12 curriculum, youth development program or…
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Angler Education Instructor Certification Workshop
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This workshop is geared for adults who would like to teach others to fish. Basic Angler Education instructor certification workshops focus on teaching spin casting and incorporating related topics in a K-12 curriculum, youth development program or…
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Astronomy and Math in Nature/Discovery World’s Girls and STEM Day
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Italian mathematician, Leonardo Bonacci, discovered the Fibonacci sequence in 1202. This fascinating pattern is often found nature and in plants we see every day! Join Lakeshore State Park staff in observing this “golden rule” and see if you can…