Work Day
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Helping Hands In The Park
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Grab your gloves and help Phyllis, the park naturalist, remove invasive plants like Garlic Mustard, Dame’s Rocket and Hounds Tongue to encourage native wildflowers, ferns and trees in the woods.
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Parsnip Purge
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Wild parsnip is an invasive plant that crowds out our wonderful native prairie wildflowers. Help us fight against this noxious weed and keep our prairies and roadsides beautiful.
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Invasive Species Awareness Day: Make Your Home A Habitat
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Drop by to learn about invaders that could be living in your backyard.
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Invasive Species Awareness Day
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Join our park staff for a day of invasive species eradication and education!
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Reed Canary Grass-a-thon
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Spruce Lake Bog State Natural Area is one of the most southerly bogs in Wisconsin. The site is rich in plants more characteristic of northern Wisconsin sphagnum bogs. It was designated a state natural area in 1968. It contains a variety of…
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Lizard Mound Volunteer Stewardship Days
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Help clear invasive woody vegetation along the trails and mounds so native plants and flowers can thrive while preserving the integrity of the mounds.
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Trail Stewardship Day
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Help rangers clear woody vegetation along the mountain bike trails to maintain the system and improve user experience! Activities will include brush cutting and hauling; no experience is necessary.
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Reed Canary Grass-a-thon
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Spruce Lake Bog State Natural Area is one of the most southerly bogs in Wisconsin. The site is rich in plants more characteristic of northern Wisconsin sphagnum bogs. It was designated a state natural area in 1968. It contains a variety of…
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Mustard Pull-a-thon
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Haskell Noyes SNA is 61 acres of prime dry-mesic forest as it was never heavily logged or clear cut during the logging era of the 19th century. The land was purchased in 1947 to prevent imminent logging and was designated a state natural area in…
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Mustard Pull-a-thon
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Haskell Noyes SNA is 61 acres of prime dry-mesic forest as it was never heavily logged or clear cut during the logging era of the 19th century. The land was purchased in 1947 to prevent imminent logging and was designated a state natural area in…