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Family Nature Club: Seed Starting using Recycled Materials
Family Nature Club: Seed Starting using Recycled Materials
Spring is here! Let's get a head start on our gardens by planting seeds to germinate and sprout indoors.
Learn about our Visitor Center Renovations!
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CRP Storm Drain Stenciling in Newburg
CRP Storm Drain Stenciling in Newburg
Join the Community Rivers Program to clean out our storm drains & learn more about how fallen leaves deposit an excess of nutrients into our waterways & what you can do to minimize this!
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Little Explorers Playgroup
Little Explorers Playgroup
These naturalist guided experiences are designed with 45 minutes of structured play & exploration followed by 45 minutes of free play.
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Family Nature Club: Signs of Spring
Family Nature Club: Signs of Spring
Welcome the season by listening for birds, smelling flowers, looking for critters, and enjoying the beauty spring has to offer.
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CRP Storm Drain Stenciling in Fredonia
CRP Storm Drain Stenciling in Fredonia
Join the Community Rivers Program to clean out our storm drains & learn more about how fallen leaves deposit an excess of nutrients into our waterways & what you can do to minimize this!
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Nature Tots: Fabulous Feathered Friends
Nature Tots: Fabulous Feathered Friends
Learn all about the birds that call Riveredge home! We’ll listen to their calls, find out what they eat, and how they build their nests.
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En Plein Air: Nature Painting for Families
En Plein Air: Nature Painting for Families
Using washable tempera paint, you will learn basic principles of painting before we set off on a short hike to select our scene.
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CRP Storm Drain Stenciling in Saukville
CRP Storm Drain Stenciling in Saukville
Join the Community Rivers Program to clean out our storm drains & learn more about how fallen leaves deposit an excess of nutrients into our waterways & what you can do to minimize this!
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Little Explorers Playgroup
Little Explorers Playgroup
These naturalist guided experiences are designed with 45 minutes of structured play & exploration followed by 45 minutes of free play.
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CRP Rain Barrel Workshop
CRP Rain Barrel Workshop
Families are invited to learn about the importance of backyard green infrastructure through the use of rain barrels.
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Family Nature Club: Spring Ephemerals
Family Nature Club: Spring Ephemerals
Let’s explore the magic of spring ephemeral wildflowers in Bratt Woods! We’ll learn about these unique beauties as we use all of our senses to uncover their mysteries.
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Vernal Pond Sensory Exploration
Vernal Pond Sensory Exploration
Come join a Riveredge naturalist as we use all of our senses to explore one of the most fascinating springtime worlds - the vernal pond.
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Welcome Hikes
Welcome Hikes
Take a tour with a Riveredge membership representative and learn about Riveredge history, your membership, and some great places to go exploring.
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Screen Free Week: Wildflower Scavenger Hunt
Screen Free Week: Wildflower Scavenger Hunt
All ages welcome! This program is free for everyone, members and non-members!
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Family Nature Club: Binocular Skills
Family Nature Club: Binocular Skills
Learn some binocular skills as we hike around this space exploring the prairie, woods, and pond areas. We will also explore the pond area!
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Screen Free Week: Milwaukee River Trailhead- Ice Age Trail Guided Hike in Kewaskum
Screen Free Week: Milwaukee River Trailhead- Ice Age Trail Guided Hike in Kewaskum
All ages welcome! This program is free for everyone, members and non-members!
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Postponed RESCHEDULED – Paddling from WI to the Gulf of Mexico: Mississippi Adventure
Postponed RESCHEDULED – Paddling from WI to the Gulf of Mexico: Mississippi Adventure
Luke will regale us with tales of the floods and weather, aching muscles, fascinating characters, River Angels, encounters with other river-going vessels he encountered on the 2,300 mile trip.