Insect Study
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Bumble Bee Brigade Training
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Join Park staff in learning about Wisconsin bumble bee species. There will be a presentation and field session to follow.
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Bees Build Homes
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Have you ever wondered where solitary bees make their homes? Most bees do not live together in hives! Come celebrate Pollinator Week with us by learning about solitary nesting bees.
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The "Tick Talk Doc" Talks About Ticks And Tick-Borne Illnesses
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Learn about those pesky arachnids, ticks, and how to avoid their bites and the illnesses they may carry.
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Pollinators In The Park: Rusty Patched Bumble Bee
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Learn about what makes this bumble bee so special at the White Cedar Nature Center and stay to create bee themed art after the talk.
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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 one-mile hike at Lake Kegonsa State Park to learn about insects, diseases and plants causing tree health issues.
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Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators
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Join Wisconsin DNR Bumble Bee Brigade Ambassadors and Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds to learn about bumble bees and other pollinators in Wisconsin.
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Planting For And Protecting Pollinators
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Pollinator Week is an international celebration, promoting the valuable ecosystem services provided by bees, birds, butterflies, bats, beetles, moths, wasps and flies.
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Pollinator Week Activity - Monarch Monitoring Project
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Spend some time with the park naturalist as she explains all aspects of monitoring a monarch waystation for the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project.
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Plants and Pollinators
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Investigate the relationship between plants and the animals that contribute to the process of pollination. The event will take place at the Crystal Lake Nature Center, located at 3237 Crystal Lake Road in Boulder Junction, WI.
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Wonderful Water Wildlife
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Drop in to experience one of the MacKenzie Center's most popular education programs to learn about what lives in our waterways from MacKenzie naturalists.