Part 1 of 4 - Topics include: personal protective equipment (PPE); body mechanics; chainsaw safety features; the chain and the cutter tooth; reactive forces; planning and executing tree felling, limbing, and bucking.
In this interactive workshop, you'll learn practical techniques for protecting your plants, enhancing soil health, and planning for a vibrant spring garden.
Photo Club meetings are friendly and informal, with a brief discussion of upcoming activities, a short program and the opportunity to share and discuss photos.
At Riveredge, we believe that nature is an essential partner in fostering mindfulness and connection. Our yoga programs are crafted to inspire a deep sense of well-being and harmony with the natural world.
While winter is coming, we are already thinking about spring! Come help out at the Riveredge Farm by planting garlic bulbs for the coming growing season. You'll learn about different varietals and how to plant and care for garlic in your garden.
Join our healthy cooking class and discover the flavors of the Mediterranean as we guide you through preparing a vibrant and nutritious vegetable pita sandwich.
These naturalist guided experiences are designed with 45 minutes of structured play & exploration followed by 45 minutes of free play.
The café is intended for people with all stages of memory loss and their caregivers. Fun nature related activities are planned for the group each month.
At Ziegler Park in West Bend: Family Nature Club is a free offering to our community designed for kids, teens, and their families. We facilitate outdoor, environmental-education based experiences for families to enjoy together.
We invite undergraduate and graduate students to submit an abstract of your current research project to be presented in oral or poster form at the student research symposium.
At Blue Heron Wild Life Sanctuary in Saukville: Family Nature Club is a free offering to our community designed for kids, teens, and their families. We facilitate outdoor, environmental-education based experiences for families to enjoy together.
Nature Tots is an early childhood program designed for learners ages 2-5 years old, accompanied by an adult guardian.
OWL: Fact or Fiction - Learn some fun trivia about a variety of Wisconsin's most secretive night time avian predators. You might even find out "who cooks for you" or whoooooo's the earliest nester in the state!
Riveredge’s conservation director, Matt Smith, will share insights into how to increase the yield of your fruit and nut trees by applying better care and management practices.
We enthusiastically welcome you to attend any of our scheduled listening sessions to hear more about the exciting plans for Riveredge's future.
Channel your inner DIY skills and join us for a day of creativity and handmade fun! Teens are exclusively invited to try new crafts and create one of a kind gifts to be shared over the holiday season.
Join veteran birders as we prowl the Bog for owls. There are no guarantees but we’ve never struck out when weather conditions have been right! Dress warm, bring binoculars and a small flashlight.
Join us for a day filled with holiday cheer and festive gift making! Children of all ages are invited to craft seasonal creations inspired by nature. Each child can make and take home multiple projects. Participants must be accompanied by one adult.
Join our healthy cooking class and discover the flavors of the Mediterranean as we guide you through preparing a vibrant and nutritious vegetable pita sandwich.
We enthusiastically welcome you to attend any of our scheduled listening sessions to hear more about the exciting plans for Riveredge's future.
These naturalist guided experiences are designed with 45 minutes of structured play & exploration followed by 45 minutes of free play.
SOS! A Riveredge Naturalist has been cooped up in the Coop near Farm Pond and is looking for some curious folks to listen to all they've learned about the landscape around them.
At Doctors Park in Fox Point: Family Nature Club is a free offering to our community designed for kids, teens, and their families. We facilitate outdoor, environmental-education based experiences for families to enjoy together.
Photo Club meetings are friendly and informal, with a brief discussion of upcoming activities, a short program and the opportunity to share and discuss photos.
The visitor center will be closed, but trails will remain open dawn to dusk.