Autumn Colors at Schlitz Audubon
When we think of autumn colors, reds, oranges, and yellows are usually the first to…
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Participate in an Archaeological Excavation at Schlitz Audubon
Schlitz Audubon will host a four-day archaeological excavation directed by Dr. David Pacifico, Assistant Professor…
Connecting to Nature with Accessible Trails
In our goal to provide meaningful nature experiences for all, we’ve been converting segments of…
Teaching Nature: Fledgling Naturalists in the Nature Preschool
We begin teaching nature preschool students about birds the very first week of school, when…
Changing the Notion on Crows
Very few species generate a mix of public emotion like crows. Seen as friend or…
The Seasonal Sights of Fall at Schlitz Audubon
So much about an autumn hike at Schlitz Audubon refreshes the soul. Activity abounds! Rewarding…
The Science Behind Fall Colors in Wisconsin
Fall colors in Wisconsin provide a vast array of breathtaking views to witness at Schlitz…
Nocturnal Adaptations
Owls are widely regarded as elusive and stealthy nighttime predators. Of the approximately 450 known…
Schlitz Audubon Raises More Than $500,000 for Stormwater Management
For more than three years, our Director of Conservation, Marc White, has been leading our…
Lake Michigan Fossils Are a Trip Back in Time
When you hike down the bluff to Lake Michigan, you are taking a trip back…
Discover Prairie Crayfish in the West Meadows
Recent storms have allowed Schlitz Audubon staff to see a species not often observed on…
Volunteers of the Ray Team Maintain Schlitz Audubon
When members of our Raptor Program first imagined birds flying free in the auditorium, they…