Plant Study
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Nature Journal Club
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Journalers are encouraged to spend time documenting what they observe. Basic supplies of a simple journal, colored pencils, watercolor paint and paper will be available. Participants are welcome to bring their own journal and supplies if they wish.
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Spiders and other ‘creepy crawlers
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Looking for a fun and family friendly way to start your Halloween? Join our Naturalist on a hunter for spiders and other ‘creepy crawlers’.
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Halloween Nature Hike
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Where can you find Witches Caps, Dead Man’s Fingers, Earth Tongues and Witches Butter? In the woods, of course! Join the park naturalist along with Charlotte Lukes and search for nature’s Halloween treats. Meet at Lot 2.
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Strolling Lakeshore at Sunset
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Fall is underway at Lakeshore, but there is still plenty of nature to see!
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Nature Journal Club
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Journalers are encouraged to spend time documenting what they observe. Basic supplies of a simple journal, colored pencils, watercolor paint and paper will be available. Participants are welcome to bring their own journal and supplies if they wish.
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Indigenous Plant Uses
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Did you know that some of the native prairie plants growing in the park are medicinal and that Wisconsin’s Indigenous peoples used these plants in a variety of ways?
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Searching for Seeds
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Fall is harvest time at Lakeshore State Park! By October, most of our native prairie species have gone to seed.
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Seeds Through the Seasons
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The plants in our prairies often begin as tiny seeds. As we witness the brilliant blooms of our favorite flora during the hot summer months, we may not necessarily think about these flowers' humble beginnings.
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Autumn Equinox Gratitude Walk
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Celebrate the Autumn Equinox with a peaceful walk on the beautiful 1.2-mile Fern Trail. Spend time connecting with nature during its time of transition while reflecting on inner balance and things to be grateful for. Meet at Lot 3.
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Among the Grasses
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Take a family friendly walk through a tall grass prairie and explore what makes this ecosystem unique.