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    Owl Pellets

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    Join Master Naturalist Laurie Hylen to learn facts about owls and their interesting digestive systems.

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    An Amazing Journey Back in Time

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    Join Cindy Mueller, retired High Cliff naturalist, as she talks about the history of High Cliff, Wisconsin.

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    Dutch Oven Cooking

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    Pat and Mike Ward have a wealth of information to share on the how-tos of Dutch oven cooking, whether for the next camping trip or backyard cookout.

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    Drop in Program: Exploring Water Wonders

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    Through cool science experiments and interesting facts, you will learn the importance of water, what it is made up of and how wetlands and the Great Lakes play an important role in the water cycle.

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    Know Your Wisconsin Trees

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    Join a park ranger and learn about Wisconsin trees, along with basic forestry practices that the park implements.

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    Learn To Hunt Pheasants - Friends of Poynette Game Farm

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    Join Friends of Poynette Game Farm for an exciting and educational “Learn to Hunt Pheasants” event, where novice hunters can deepen their understanding of pheasant hunting.

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    Learn to Hunt Pheasants - Ashland/Bayfield County

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    All novice hunters aged 17 and under who have passed Hunter Safety in the last two years are eligible to participate in this free event (limited to 25 students).

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    Spider Search

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    For many folks, spiders are creepy crawly they do not want around, but spiders are actually our friends! Spiders are natural pest control and eat bugs such as mosquitos, cockroaches and flies, some even eat ticks. One single spider can eat up to 2,…

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    Public Fishing Clinic

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    Want to fish but not sure where to start? Come on down to Lakeshore State Park’s fishing pier for our public fishing clinic!

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    Monarch Tagging

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    Monarch butterflies are starting to migrate south for the winter, and it’s a perfect time for us to capture them, tag them and record our results with MonarchWatch.org.

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