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May 7th, 2026 Tending Your Garden: Healing and Reconnection through Food
Amy Poupart - Master Gardener and keeper of the new greenhouse for the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council
Amy Poupart - Master Gardener and keeper of the new greenhouse for the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council
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Amy is a Master Gardener and keeper of the new greenhouse for the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council. She will discuss some do’s and dont’s for this years plantings and share stories about how regional efforts are reestablishing health and wellness through food programming.
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Canceled! Rescheduled for December 3rd, 2026!
April 2nd, 2026 Wrong Tree: Adventures in Wildlife Biology
Jeff Wilson and Terry Daulton
April 2nd, 2026 Wrong Tree: Adventures in Wildlife Biology
Jeff Wilson and Terry Daulton
March 5th, 2026 Forests at Risk
Ron Eckstein and Tom Hittle
Ron Eckstein is a retired WI DNR Wildlife Biologist
Tom Hittle is a retired forester from Steigerwaldt Land Services
Ron Eckstein and Tom Hittle
Ron Eckstein is a retired WI DNR Wildlife Biologist
Tom Hittle is a retired forester from Steigerwaldt Land Services
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Ron Eckstein and Tom Hittle discuss the variety of environmental and economic threats facing Wisconsin's forests and invite questions on what is needed to keep our forests healthy and productive.
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February 5th, 2026 Forest Products in Our Everyday Lives
Scott Bowe, Professor of Wood Products
Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology, UW-Madison
Scott Bowe, Professor of Wood Products
Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology, UW-Madison
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Have you ever thought about how you use wood and other forest products in your daily routine? Join Dr. Bowe for a discussion about the amazing wood products in our food, housing, clothing, chemistry, and more. |
January 8th, 2026 A Wisconsin Bat Chat
Licia Johnson, Education Director and Naturalist
North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters, WI
Licia Johnson, Education Director and Naturalist
North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters, WI
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Join Licia as she explores one of the most incredible mammals found in our state. She will cover adaptations, threats, benefits, and their unique role in the natural world, along with recent research insights into their current status. |