(For adults & teens) Coyotes and badgers. Frogs and spiders. Lizards and sea lions. What do all these pairs have in common? They're best friends (or are participating in mutualisms if you want to be scientific about it)!
(For adults) Join this college-level, 4-session course looking into the amazing diversity and interconnected systems of the tropical areas of our planet. Fee is for all sessions.
(For adults & teens) From their loud call to their stunning white feathers, Whooping Cranes are stars of the bird world. Discover the cranes of Wisconsin with Stephanie Schmidt, Whooping Crane Outreach Coordinator for the International Crane Foundation.
(For adults) Join this college-level, 4-session course looking into the amazing diversity and interconnected systems of the tropical areas of our planet. Fee is for all sessions.
(For adults & teens) Wind is so many things - gentle enough to move a few strands of hair and powerful enough to pick up a house. The romantics among us call it a pressure gradient force.
(For adults) Join this college-level, 4-session course looking into the amazing diversity and interconnected systems of the tropical areas of our planet. Fee is for all sessions.
(For adults & teens) The endangered ornate box turtle (Terrapene ornata) is Wisconsin’s only non-aquatic turtle. Learn how the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources surveys for this species using specially trained Boykin Spaniels.
(For adults) Join this college-level, 4-session course looking into the amazing diversity and interconnected systems of the tropical areas of our planet. Fee is for all sessions.
(For adults & teens) It's Subscriber Appreciation day - which means we have a mystery guest that you will appreciate. If you'd like to join please visit our Backyard Naturalist subscription page and sign up for a year-long or seasonal subscription!
(For adults & teens) Where do migratory species go when they're not in Milwaukee? Join Joe Meisel, Vice President of Ceiba Foundation for Tropical Conservation, as he connects backyards in Milwaukee to those in Ecuador.
