The Friends of the Cedarburg Bog have scheduled three workdays to tackle invasive species in the Cedarburg Bog. Volunteers will tackle oriental bittersweet and invasive shrubs. Find details and register at the FOCB website.
The annual Winter Hike into the Cedarburg Bog will take place Feb 5, 1:30-4:30.
Bill Niehaus has studied the bows and arrows historically made and used by Native Americans. Bill will demonstrate the materials used, methods of construction, and the function and effectiveness of bows and arrows. Join Bill to learn about these well-made …
We will Snowshoe (Snowshoes required) in the Field Station Beechwoods State Natural Area at 1:30, Sunday, 2/4/2024, as scheduled. The Chili Dinner is postponed (we will plan something for Spring). The bog is not frozen this year. There is still snow-cover at the …
Note: Due to weather, this event has been rescheduled to 02/17/2024. Join Mequon Nature Preserve’s Jamie Schiesel for an introductory lesson on the fascinating world of lichens! From the various forms they take to the substrates they choose. Learn how …
Join DNR Wildlife Educator, Liz Herzmann, as we explore the sights, sounds and signs at the Bog. We’ll venture out searching for tracks, scat and other signs of the active winter animals at the Bog. Bring along your binoculars as …
Learn to recognize the characteristics of our native tree and shrub species necessary to identify them in the winter with naturalist Danielle Bell. Invasive woody species will also be discussed to help identify them during winter when it is best …
Join Julia Robson on this indoor/outdoor exploration of anything you ever wanted to know about the fascinating and mysterious mammals which inhabit our area. The second half of the program entails looking for mammal scat and winter tracks in the …
Rescheduled for 1/14/2024. Enjoy the forest but want to learn more? Jim Reinartz will explain the special ways trees grow. Registration is required.
Join Andy Holman for a 2 part photography event. Part 1 is instructional with guided field work. There is a $35 Fee due at time of registration to reserve your spot. You must have your own camera or cell phone …