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    What’s Bugging The Trees?

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    What’s an emerald ash borer? How can a tiny bug take down a giant tree? And how can we stop it? Drop by the naturalist’s table by the Beach House to find out!

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    Story In The Rocks; Let’s Talk Fossils Drop-In Program

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    Take on the role of paleontologist and answer questions: What are fossils and what do they look like at Newport? How are fossils formed? Take part in a self-paced Fossil Bingo game.

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    Wildflower Hike

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    Join the naturalist on a colorful hike where we will identify several different types of wildflowers.

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    Echo Rock/Ishnala Stroll

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    Learn about the geology of the area, witness the overlooked beauty and hear about the history of those who lived in the park before it was a park.

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    Saturday Morning Nature Sleuths

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    Get on those detective hats and join us every Saturday from June through August as we solve and look for clues in the Wisconsin Explorer books.

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    Trees and Shrubs of Door County

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    Join arborist and horticulturist, Tom Wolfe, as he shares his vast knowledge about trees and shrubs. Topics will include everything from the anatomy of a tree and invasive species to trees prevalent in our area. There will be plenty of time for…

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    Learn To Fish

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    Meet the naturalist down at the boat launch to learn some basic fishing techniques and get to know some of the fish living in Mirror Lake.

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    Summer Is Fun At The Mead

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    Summer is Fun at the Mead, Fridays 10-11:15am, June 16th-Aug 18th. Free fun for the whole family; no registration required.

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    Summer Is Fun At The Mead - Bonehead Bios

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    Soak up the sun this summer at the Mead and join us every Friday for casual, hands-on, educational programming. 

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    Dusky Departure

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    Welcker’s Point is home to a successful bat roosting box. Learn about this curious creature and them observe first-hand as they depart from their roost for their nightly feast.

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