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    Nature Scavenger Hunt

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    Become a nature detective and see what you can find on a nature scavenger hunt.

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    Common Starling and Autumn Olive Hike

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    This weekend's program falls in line with Invasive Awareness Week.

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    Places of the Park: White Cedar Nature Trail

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    Join the naturalist for a half-mile hike along the trail by the White Cedar Nature Center. Discover more about the center’s history, plants and animals.

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    Aztalan Invasive Species Removal & History Hike

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    Join DNR Parks staff and the Friends of Aztalan State Park to learn more about invasive species like buckthorn, burdock, and honeysuckle.

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    Invasive Species Awareness Weekend: Invasive insect, disease and plant hike

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    Join DNR Forest Health and Parks staff on Invasive Species Awareness Weekend for a 1-mile hike to learn about insects, diseases and plants causing tree health issues at Lake Kegonsa State Park.

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    Forest Recovery: the Challenge of Invasive Species

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    As Wisconsin highlights Invasive Species Weekend, join park volunteers and master naturalists Maureen and Tom Flatley as they hike into the area of Newport that was devastated by a straight line windstorm in August of 2025.

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    Forest Recovery: The Challenge of Invasive Species

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    Join Park volunteer master naturalists as they hike into the area of Newport that was devastated by a straight-line windstorm in August 2025.

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    Spread Eagle Barrens State Natural Area Guided Hike

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    Celebrate Wisconsin's Invasive Species Awareness Weekend! Join Roots & Rivers for a guided nature hike at the Spread Eagle Barrens State Natural Area.

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    Willow River State Park Historical Hike

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    Join local tour guide Ida-Ellen on a walk through the Pioneer Trail and explore some of Willow Rivers most interesting sites as we uncover Wisconsin's natural and cultural history.

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    Heritage Hike - Titus Sutfen Homestead

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    Born around 1798, likely in New York state, Titus Sutfen immigrated to the Southern Kettle Moraine area in 1848.

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