
How Raptors Signal Ecosystem Health
Raptors play an integral role in Wisconsin’s diverse ecosystems and can alert us when conservation… Read Story >
Raptors play an integral role in Wisconsin’s diverse ecosystems and can alert us when conservation investigation and action is needed. An ecosystem is a community of living beings and non-living factors that interact with each other in their environment. Living things include animals, plants, fungi and microbes, while non-living factors… Read Story >
Raptors play an integral role in Wisconsin’s diverse ecosystems and can alert us when conservation… Read Story >
Mary Hanin, a Milwaukee native, has volunteered with our Nature School for over a decade!… Read Story >
Schlitz Audubon’s trails meander through nearly 30 acres of wetlands, offering ample opportunities to spot… Read Story >
Each dawn of spring brings about new developments within the habitats of Schlitz Audubon, making… Read Story >
As trees bud and migrating songbirds return, the warming days of spring invite us to… Read Story >
Capturing the perfect photo of an animal, framed by its natural surroundings, can be considered… Read Story >
Winter is a challenging time for many species of wildlife, including trees. Fortunately, trees have… Read Story >
The winter landscape provides new experiences for our senses. Though there aren’t freshly bloomed flowers… Read Story >
Our Bird Profile series highlights a species that is migrating through, breeding, or is a… Read Story >
Photo by SunPrairie Photo Winter weddings are magical, with cozy vibes, comfort foods, and beautiful… Read Story >
Sundays, January 5 – February 16 3:30pm – 4:30pm Bring the whole family to hear… Read Story >
Steve Weingarth has been volunteering at Schlitz Audubon for five years and he contributes to… Read Story >