Forest Succession: How Tree Communities Form
Wisconsin has millions of acres of forests, divided into two main areas based on soil…
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The Resounding Behaviors of the Red-winged Blackbird
An early sign of spring in Wisconsin is the trilling siren of the Red-winged Blackbird…
Frost on a January Morning
Frost is a beautiful winter condition that unexpectedly pops up throughout the colder months. While…
Ways to Ensure Safety on the Ice
Ice is one of the most beautiful sights of the winter season, be it the…
Snapshot Wisconsin
Snapshot Wisconsin is a statewide network of trail cameras and volunteers that the Wisconsin Department…
Knowing Your Neighborhood Great Horned Owl
In winter, wildlife’s unspoken goal is to outlast. But when other life seems to enter…
Beneath the Snow: The Subnivean Zone
Written with contributions from Aubrey Ellickson, Tom Finley, and Don Quintenz Animals’ lifestyles are transformed…
The Science and Culture of the Winter Solstice
The winter solstice is often called midwinter, the longest night, or the shortest day. It…
Rare Habitat Restoration
We intentionally measure every conservation action we take at Schlitz Audubon by the impact it…
Peak Deer Season at the Center
It’s peak deer season at the Center. September through December is mating season, and evidence…
