(For adults & teens) Join us for the second week in a row of snake stories! We'll talk venom, some of the extraordinary species, and their long and complicated relationship with humans.
(For adults & teens) Rat poison is doing more than just killing rats. Join us to learn about the effects of anti-coagulant rodenticides on our backyards and alternative rodent control options.
(For adults & teens) The Snake franchise continues with the third (and final?) episode on how slitherin' amazing snakes are. There are just too many fang-tastic stories so the fun continues.
(For adults & teens) Come learn about skunks without the smell! Grab a cup of coffee, light a scented candle, and sit back and relax while we explore the world of these stinky little critters.
(For adults & teens) Learn about the No Mow May movement and its pollinator health message. Midwest Grows Green’s Ryan Anderson will illustrate the critical need to reverse the decline of pollinators and how you can create pollinator habitat at home.
(For adults & teens) Dragonflies and damselflies (Odonates) are not only skilled fliers but are important to ecosystems in a variety of ways. Join us for an introductory talk all about the family Odonata and how you can spot them in Wisconsin!
(For adults & teens) Spring means new babies! But what if your baby is huge, killed all your other babies, and looks nothing like you? Come explore the fascinating world of brood parasitism in birds, from egg mimicry to bird mafias!
(For adults & teens) Kick off the Brew City Birding Festival by grabbing a cup of your favorite beverage as we soar around the world to find the most beautiful and interesting stories that birds can tell us.
(For adults & teens) Delight in the iconic Whooping Crane! Learn the Crane's anatomy, defining features, history, habitat use, diet, and annual cycle along with some tips on safe birding practices from an International Crane Foundation representative.
(For adults & teens) Why are they called May Flies? The answer may be obvious - but everything else about them is mysterious and fascinating. Listen to the stories that these ephemeral insects have to tell us!
