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July 8, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

A Plant That Changes Ponds

When hiking at Turtle Pond visitors will see a layer of bright green on the…

July 3, 2019
Conservation, Wisconsin Nature

Backyard Beekeeping and Your Native Garden

In Wisconsin, we have 500 identified species of native bees. Most of them are difficult…

July 1, 2019
Birds of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Nature

Roadside Raptors: Red-tailed Hawks

Red-tailed Hawks (Buteo jamaicensis) are the most common raptors in Wisconsin and in North America….

June 27, 2019
Wisconsin Nature, Center News

Evenings at the Center

One of the many joys of summer is the long-lasting daylight, giving you more time…

June 21, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

Dragonflies: Nature’s Aerial Hunters

Dragonflies are majestic in their beauty. The sheen of their iridescent bodies, their prominent, specialized…

June 17, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

Lake Michigan Colors

Lake Michigan is a slightly different color almost every time you look at it. Seeing…

June 11, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

Magnificent Tree Species of the Center

Every detail you notice in the forests of Schlitz Audubon is as interesting as it…

May 28, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

Gardening with Native Plants

Creating a garden with native plants is a great way to invest in the health…

May 10, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

Spring Ephemerals

When one asks people what their favorite thing is in nature, the two most popular…

April 22, 2019
Conservation, Wisconsin Nature

Wetland Heroes: Reptiles and Amphibians

It is nearly impossible for our eyes to grasp what takes place below the surface…

April 1, 2019
Wisconsin Nature, Citizen Science

Blue-spotted Salamanders

One of the Center’s intriguing life forms is the blue-spotted salamander, a mole salamander which…

March 25, 2019
Wisconsin Nature

Vernal Ponds

Spring signifies the start of a new year in the natural world. After the Vernal…

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Schlitz Audubon Nature Center

Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, our mission is to conserve our land’s diverse habitats on Lake Michigan and provide meaningful experiences and environmental education for all.

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Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
1111 E. Brown Deer Road
Milwaukee, WI 53217
(414) 352-2880

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