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    Pollinators and More

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    Join Master Naturalist Bonnie Lunde on a walk to explore the area landscape, looking for pollinators and the plants and trees they need for survival.

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    Second Saturday Bird Walks

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    Enjoy an informal guided birding walk while exploring Havenwoods State Forest. We’ll have fun spotting and identifying birds as we go.

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    Exploring with Birds

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    Take a guided bird hike with us! Walk along our 1-mile Beaver Meadow Nature trail and keep your eyes and ears open for the many different bird species that call the park home.

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    Council Grounds Bird Walk: Birding 101

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    Join us for a guided bird walk on Hemlock Hollow and Giigoonh (Fish) Trails where we will spot and learn about the birds at our state park.

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    Pothole Trail Guided Hike

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    Step back 10,000 years into the Ice Age on this thrilling rocky hike! Discover the secrets behind our unique glacial potholes and take in breathtaking scenic views along the way. Expect uneven terrain and stone stairs. All children must be…

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    A Waste-Free Walk Along The Willow

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    Holiday weekends can be tough on this park we all know and love. Join us on the Tuesday following 4th of July weekend for a parkwide trash-clean up day.

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    Nature Scavenger Hunt

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    Want to get outdoors but not sure where to start? Stop by the Willow River State Park Nature Center and pick up one of our scavenger hunts to kick off your adventure!

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    Fullness and Flow: A Summer Forest Bathing Walk

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    Step into the lush energy of summer and spend time in the shade of the trees.

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    A Hike Through History

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    Join our park educator for a guided walk through time.

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    Bumble Bee Survey

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    There are more than 20 species of bumble bees native to Wisconsin. Spring is the time to find bumble bee queens flying about in search of good nesting habitat to raise their young.

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