Insect Study
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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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Beautiful Bumblebees
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Join Master Gardener Jennifer Lazewski as we learn about the importance of these insects and help scan the flowers for native bumblebees.
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Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators
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Join Wisconsin DNR Bumble Bee Brigade Ambassador and Wisconsin Master Naturalist Ellen Orlowski anytime from 1 to 3 p.m. to learn about bumble bees and other pollinators in Wisconsin.
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Pollinators: Beneficial Beauties
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Join us for a family-friendly presentation about monarchs and other Wisconsin pollinators. Learn all about these important creatures and how you can help them from Master Naturalist Judy Salus.
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Pollinator Art Display
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Join us to celebrate Pollinator Month and enjoy a stunning display of pollinator photographs from our very own Kris Gould!
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Bubble Hike
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Have you ever seen bubbles in nature? More specifically on plants? Come join us as we search for bubbles created by these tiny creatures called spittle bugs! Meet with our parks Naturalist to get a bottle to blow your own bubbles as we make our way…
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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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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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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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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.