The Science of Snowflakes
No two snowflakes are exactly the same. If you have ever captured one on your… Read Story >
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The Science of Snowflakes
No two snowflakes are exactly the same. If you have ever captured one on your mitten and looked at it closely, the crystalline structures can tell you about its journey and why it looks different than other snowflakes. It all starts with a dust particle in a cloud. The water… Read Story >
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Opening Doors to Nature Across Milwaukee
For over 20 years, our Early Childhood Education Urban Outreach Program has introduced young learners… Read Story >
Raptor Ambassador Spotlight: Zari the Great Horned Owl
In 2016, a group of three young Great Horned Owl chicks found their way to… Read Story >
Winter’s Unexpected Colors
Winter may seem to be lacking in color, with vibrant autumn hues fading quickly to… Read Story >
Wedding Trends at Schlitz Audubon
Couples planning their wedding day may be curious about the latest trends. Our expert event planners offer… Read Story >
Make Winter a Season of Stewardship
The quiet hush of winter and the New Year invite us to slow down, reflect,… Read Story >
Bird Behaviors Around the Clock
With contributions from Laine Cotteleer, Tom Finley, and Erin Toohey. If you’re an early riser,… Read Story >
Sound Waves Winter Concert Series 2026
Sundays, January 4 – February 8 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Bring the whole family to… Read Story >
Warming Up the Holidays for Your Team – in Nature!
Photo by Liller Photo The holidays are the perfect time to show appreciation for your… Read Story >
Volunteer Spotlight: Kevin Walenta
Kevin Walenta has been volunteering with Schlitz Audubon for three years, supporting the Animal Care… Read Story >