Wisconsin Master Naturalists Trained to Serve Our Community
This past September, we completed our third Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteer training course, which prepared…
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Wisconsin’s Native Mussels: Important, Diverse, and Threatened
Native freshwater mussels play an important role in healthy water ecosystems. Besides being a source…
The Importance of Ephemeral Wetland Monitoring
The value of wetlands is often overlooked or dismissed, but they provide us with vital…
Blue-spotted Salamanders
One of the Center’s intriguing life forms is the Blue-spotted Salamander, a Mole Salamander which…
Phenology
Spring at the Center is a time to witness rebirth. We witness blossoming ephemeral wildflowers…
Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas II
The snow may still be flying, but several bird species are displaying behavior that reminds…
Amphibians and Citizen Science
Have you ever wanted to help scientists discover important facts about the environment? Consider becoming…
Trail Improves Access to Nature
One of the central tenets of our mission is “to provide meaningful experiences and environmental…
Citizen Science Volunteers Collect Vital Data
With 185 acres of wetlands, forests, ravines, prairies, and Lake Michigan shoreline to care for,…
Fall 2018 Wisconsin Master Naturalist Volunteer Training
This fall, starting Tuesday, August 21, Schlitz Audubon will host our second volunteer training course…
Fireflies Light Up Summer Nights
Fireflies, the glowing beacons of summer, are winged beetles that captivate all ages. As the…