Survival Strategies of Lichen
Lichens are a complex life form made from a symbiotic partnership of two separate organisms,…
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How to Help Injured Birds
In spring, you can witness the wonder of bird migration in Wisconsin. With the presence…
Volunteer Land Steward Opportunities at the Center
If you’d like to spend time outdoors helping to conserve and restore our diverse landscape,…
Spring: A Season of Renewal at the Center
Spring: a season of renewal. The days become longer and our sunshine warmer. It’s the…
We’re Celebrating 50 Years!
On April 26, 1971 the Schlitz Foundation voted unanimously to donate the Center’s current 185…
All About the American Robin
The American Robin (Turdus migratorius) is one of most recognizable songbirds in North America. It…
Welcome Our New Peregrine Falcon, Otis
Schlitz Audubon is excited to welcome a new bird into our Raptor Program: Otis, the…
Prescribed Burns at Schlitz Audubon
If you visit the Center this spring, you may notice areas of our land that…
Celebrating the Spring Equinox
We all look forward to the arrival of spring, with warming temperatures, increased sunlight, and…
Winter Waves & the Ice Shelf
Waves have always mesmerized me. It’s possible that this fascination stems from growing up in…
Hiking the New Central Wetlands Loop
Visitors to the Center this winter will have the opportunity to be among the first…
Winter Bird Survival
Wisconsin winters are hard, even for the most prepared of birds. As winter bird survival…