Preschool Water Feature Both Fun and Functional
Our Nature Preschool students have a new reason to cheer for rain! More water means…
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Spring 2019 Conservation Update
As you hike the trails this season, you might see the evidence of two projects…
The Importance of Ephemeral Wetland Monitoring
The value of wetlands is often overlooked or dismissed, but they provide us with vital…
Wetland Heroes: Reptiles and Amphibians
It is nearly impossible for our eyes to grasp what takes place below the surface…
Habitat Restoration with Our Volunteer Land Stewards
The trails and habitats at Schlitz Audubon are full of natural wonder. Our varied ecosystems…
The History and Future of Schlitz Audubon’s Ravines
One of the major goals of our 15-year Conservation Plan is in the process of…
Amphibians and Citizen Science
Have you ever wanted to help scientists discover important facts about the environment? Consider becoming…
Woodpeckers: Storytellers of the Forest
For some animals, there is a story contained in their name. The simple name “woodpecker”…
Participate in an Archaeological Excavation at Schlitz Audubon
Schlitz Audubon will host a four-day archaeological excavation directed by Dr. David Pacifico, Assistant Professor…
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…
Community Gardens
Forbs are the plants people often call flowers Nearly all plants produce flowers, including grasses…