August 2018
Monarch Tagging Workshop
Every fall as Monarchs travel thousands of miles to over winter, their migration can be tracked and studied by tagging them. Learn why tagging is important and how you can raise Monarchs at home. Help us tag and release our Monarch butterflies before they make their long journey south. Great for all ages! Fee: $5 Members • $8 Public • Free Under 18
Find out more »Princess Pine & Fireworks?
Find out in this class! Learn to identify some of our common Club Mosses (Lycopodium)—Princess Pine, Ground Cedar, Shiny Club Moss, Wolf’s Claw—plus a few others. We’ll start with a short program introducing several Lycopodium species and identification tips. Will there be “explosive fun”? You bet!! Then we’ll head into the field to practice what we learned. We’ll be on our knees in a wet/muddy area, so wear appropri- ate clothes and shoes. Bring a hand lens or use one of ours. (Because of the sensitive…
Find out more »December 2018
Between the Holidays! Get Crafty
Get crafty and create unique pine cone creations.
Find out more »Between the Holidays! Bird Feeders
Help our winter bird friends by creating peanut butter bird feeders to display around your yard.
Find out more »Between the Holidays! Natural Decorations
Use a wide variety of natural materials to create cedar rubbings and woodland crafts.
Find out more »Between the Holidays! Art Collaborative
Enjoy all the activities from Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in a creative art collaborative.
Find out more »May 2019
Who Croaks There?
For frogs, spring means mating season, and males use their unique (and very loud) voices to attract a mate. Join us as we listen for the quacks, trills, peeps, and snores of the frog species that live here in Door County. After a short presentation to learn about the frogs and their sounds, we’ll take a hike to listen for the frogs. Suitable for ages 5 & up. Fee: $10 - Members • $13 - Public • FREE - Kids
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