Denise and Stacy will bring a youth group to Beaver Hollow for outdoor recreation/education.

This presentation by Timber Wolf Alliance Coordinator, Jane Weber, will cover the biology and ecology of foxes, coyotes, and wolves as an important part of a healthy ecosystem.  Skulls, skins, scat replicas and track casts will be available for comparison. Registration is required and is limited to 25 attendees. REGISTER HERE

Join us as Andy Edwards, Wildlife Biologist for the Red Cliff Band, will discuss the research and monitoring work being conducted to better understand the history, population dynamics, and movements of the two resident Red Cliff Reservation wolf packs occupying the tip of the Bayfield Peninsula.  A brief overview of Red Cliff’s other predator monitoring…

Jane Weber, Timber Wolf Alliance Coordinator, will be sharing information about the biology and ecology of wolves, with an emphasis on the stages of pup development and wolf communication. Be prepared for cute baby wolf videos!  Registration is required and is limited to 25 attendees. REGISTER HERE

Jane Weber, Timber Wolf Alliance Coordinator, will explain how to become a certified carnivore tracker with the WI DNR. Discussion will involve how animals move, looking for animal sign, and practice identifying tracks and scat. Registration is required and is limited to 25 attendees. REGISTER HERE

Bill Volkert, renowned naturalist and educator, and one of the foremost authorities on the Great Blue Heron in the Midwest, will present, “The Great Blue Heron; Its Life History, Research and Management,” on Thursday, July 21st at 7pm, at the Beaver Hollow pavilion. Volkert will introduce the entire family of herons and egrets and then focus…

Join Brian Heeringa, Wildlife Biologist for the Washburn Ranger District of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, to learn about the bats of Wisconsin and which bats call North Pikes Creek Wetlands home. Discover the importance of bats and the role they play in ecosystems around the world. The summer months are a busy time for bats…

Friday, August 5 at 3 pm, join Tracy Hames, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Wetlands Association, for a presentation about wetlands, how they can help solve watershed challenges related to flooding and water quality, while providing great places to recreate. Learn how you can help wetlands in your community.