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    Learn to Hunt Turkey Series

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    Learn to scout, process, and hunt wild turkey during this adult oriented long form class with members from Glacier Valley Gobblers.

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    Live Animal Encounter

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    Learn all about our education ambassador reptiles and amphibians.

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    Spring Frog Hike

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    Spring is here! Join us to find and identify different frogs on the Stute Springs Nature Trail.

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    Turkey Talk - Basics and Beyond

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    Everything you need to know about turkey hunting, with an emphasis on calling and how to make a variety of turkey calls (box, wingbone, slate and locater calls). Presented by Eau Claire native Bill Emery, a Master Turkey Caller, Master Call Maker…

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    Bluebird Birdhouse Building Workshop

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    Participants will learn about bluebird behaviors and assemble X-Box-style birdhouses for their use.

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    Sunset Serenade: Wisconsin’s Frogs

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    Each Spring Wisconsin’s frogs and toads announce their presence with a musical chorus. Come to learn about these amphibians without tails and the songs they sing. Of the 12 species in Wisconsin, 9 reside in Sheboygan County. Janet Raddatz, Wisconsin…

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    Bees, Birds, Blooms And Your Native Garden Workshop

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    Join Jennifer Lazewski, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology and Master Gardener Volunteer educator, for a presentation and garden design workshop.

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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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    Nature Storytime - Shadows

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    What makes a shadow? Let's find out how shadows are made with some flashlight fun!

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    Storytime: Sweet taste of Spring

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    Freezing nights and warm days make the sap of the maple trees flow. Join us as we learn how maple sap is turned into sweet tasting syrup.

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