Citizen Science Volunteers Collect Vital Data
With 185 acres of wetlands, forests, ravines, prairies, and Lake Michigan shoreline to care for,…
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Raptor Program Broadens Its Reach
Schlitz Audubon’s Raptor Program was established in 1987, and the support of the donor and…
Scholarship Program Gives Nature Experiences to More Youth
Our scholarship program has long been an impact area near to the hearts of many…
Plein Air Paintings by Lynn Rix and Pamela Ruschman
Plein Air painters Lynn Rix and Pamela Ruschman forged an incredible friendship because they were…
Nature Preschools: A Growing Movement
Back in 2003, when our current building and Nature Preschool opened the concept of a…
Homeschool Students Learn about Water Systems
Over the past few years, we have developed a wide range of programming for homeschool…
Turkey Vultures are a Cleansing Breeze in our Skies
Aptly named, Cathartes aura, “golden purifier or cleanser,” Turkey Vultures are perfectly outfitted as aerial…
Autumn Colors at Schlitz Audubon
When we think of autumn colors, reds, oranges, and yellows are usually the first to…
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…