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Outdoor Activity

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    Kohler Dunes Natural Area Discovery Hike

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    Join Master Naturalist instructor Jim Buchholz and Naturalist Butch Dumez for a hike along the Kohler Dunes Cordwalk to explore what can be found in this unique setting.

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    Steve & Carl’s Traveling Snake Show

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    Learn about the wonderful world of snakes (one of the most misunderstood creatures), including different snakes of the world and those you can find right here in Wisconsin.

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    Bike Clinic and Info

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    Come down to the lawn near the park office anytime between 1-3 p.m. to learn from the Wildside Bike Shop about proper bike maintenance. The crew will bring a portable bike work stand, tools and a bike, a technician will instruct how to change a flat…

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    Critter Corner – Turkey Vultures

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    Turkey vultures are one of Devil’s Lake’s most iconic birds flying over the park.

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    Solar Scope Viewing

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    Join the educators from the Northern Cross Science Foundation on a quick journey to the surface of the sun!

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    Ice Age Legacy

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    Join us every second Saturday from March to November as we give you an insight into our ice age legacy.

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    The Mystery Of Treasure Cave

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    Join our naturalist for a short talk about the history and mystery of Wyalusing’s Treasure Cave.

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    Exploration Station – Night Sky

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    Enjoy the night sky during the day! Drop by the Nature Center to make some Join us for hands-on activities, crafts and more. This program’s activities are designed with families in mind, but open to kids of all ages.

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    Wilderness Skills: Navigation

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    Join us for this hands-on activity as we learn about and discuss primitive navigation techniques.

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    Cut leaf teasel pull-a-thon

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    Cut-leaf teasel is well established and spreading in surrounding areas. To date, cut-leaf teasel has only been seen in the Zillmer Trail Area and a few other sites in the Forest and past efforts show that it can be contained.

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