Plant Study
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Habitat Helpers - Invasive Species Removal
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Help us maintain and keep improving on the native biodiversity of our Naturalist’s Backyard and Rain Garden areas by removing invasives! You’ll learn about what invasive(s) we’re targeting each session, as they change throughout the season. This…
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Discovering Wildflowers
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Join Master Naturalist Karen Merlau and discover the many wildflowers growing along the Black River Trail.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend Drop-In Program
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Drop in to learn about the different types of invasive species, how to best manage your property and the most effective tools/methods for eradication.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend - Identification Hike
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Join the naturalist on a guided hike and learn to identify common invasive species and how they impact the greater ecosystem.
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Invasive Species Awareness Days Hike And Help
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Join Park volunteer master naturalists on this informative hike along the Lake Michigan shoreline on Lynd Point Trail, a 2.5-mile loop.
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Invasive Species Awareness Day
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Learn how invasive species affect the environment, economy and our everyday lives. Join park staff for an opportunity to eradicate invasive species and discover how to assist public lands near you!
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Taming The Barrens: Bison & Invasive Species
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As part of Invasive Species Awareness Weekend, Sandhill Wildlife Area is hosting a free nature hike and wildlife viewing experience.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend - Eradication Event
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Join the ranger and Ice Age Trail volunteers for an eradication event! With your help, we can improve forest health by removing two of the most common invasive species in Wisconsin, buckthorn and honeysuckle.
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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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Habitat Helpers - Native Prairie Planting
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We have about 3,000 prairie plants to get in the ground this Summer!