Let's go for four on the floor! Stroll the dark autumn woods to meet those animals with four feet on the ground including as the swift-footed whitetail deer, ancient snapping turtle, secretive spotted salamander, and quick-digging star-nosed mole. This is not a scary hike and is best for those over 5 years of age. Groups leave every six minutes. The last hour-long hike leaves at 8:30 pm. While waiting for your hike, enjoy playing fun-filled games, making a craft to take home, or snacking by the glow of a campfire. In the event of severe weather, the event will be canceled for that night. Location: Mauthe Lake Recreation Area (located off County Road GGG south of County Road SS near New Prospect).

Let's go for four on the floor! Stroll the dark autumn woods to meet those animals with four feet on the ground including as the swift-footed whitetail deer, ancient snapping turtle, secretive spotted salamander, and quick-digging star-nosed mole. This is not a scary hike and is best for those over 5 years of age. Groups leave every six minutes. The last hour-long hike leaves at 8:30 pm. While waiting for your hike, enjoy playing fun-filled games, making a craft to take home, or snacking by the glow of a campfire. In the event of severe weather, the event will be canceled for that night. Location: Mauthe Lake Recreation Area (located off County Road GGG south of County Road SS near New Prospect).

Do bats fly into your hair? Can owls turn their heads completely around? Are warts caused by toads? Let's bust these nature myths and more! This program is best for families/groups with children between the ages of 6 and 12 years. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

A fox is coming! Hop away rabbit, hop away home! We'll investigate the world of rabbits to learn how they live in the wild. This hour of nature fun awaits 3 to 6 year olds with accompanying adults. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

Using a variety of natural materials, create a beautiful wreath and swag that will enhance your home's winter decor. To register for a session, call (920) 313-0190 by November 6. Space is limited. This program is best for people over 12 years old. Cost: $20/person; fee payable to the Gottfried Arboretum. Location: Zillmer Trail Shelter (located off County Road SS between County Road G and Hwy 67 near New Prospect).

Using a variety of natural materials, create a beautiful wreath and swag that will enhance your home's winter decor. To register for a session, call (920) 313-0190 by November 6. Space is limited. This program is best for people over 12 years old. Cost: $20/person; fee payable to the Gottfried Arboretum. Location: Zillmer Trail Shelter (located off County Road SS between County Road G and Hwy 67 near New Prospect).

Become a nature detective! By examining scat, bones, and other evidence, we will figure out what animals were involved and determine what happened in a variety of nature "crime scenes." This program is best for families/groups with children between the ages of 6 and 12 years. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

The days are growing shorter and the temperature is dropping. Come learn what some animals stock up to get through the hardships of winter. This hour of nature fun awaits 3 to 6 year olds with accompanying adults. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

Even on the coldest days of winter, a bird feeder can be flurry of activity. Discover what birds may visit your feeder and what they like to eat. This hour of nature fun awaits 3 to 6 year olds with accompanying adults. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

Let your creativity flow! Using supplies found in nature, we will create a variety of crafts including flower magnets, nature candles, and evergreen wrapping paper. To ensure plenty of supplies, call (920) 533-8322 by December 7. This program is best for families/groups with children between the ages of 6 and 12 years. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

Let your creativity flow! Using supplies found in nature, we will create a variety of crafts including flower magnets, nature candles, and evergreen wrapping paper. To ensure plenty of supplies, call (920) 533-8322 by December 7. This program is best for families/groups with children between the ages of 6 and 12 years. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

With sub-zero temperatures and howling winds, how do the small birds survive? With Sheldon Copper, Ph.D., Professor at UW-Oshkosh, uncover their amazing adaptations for surviving winter's harsh weather. This program is most appropriate for people over 10 years old. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

Sometimes it takes a double look to see an animal standing right in front of us. Uncover how creatures of all kinds use camouflage to survive. This hour of nature fun awaits 3 to 6 year olds with accompanying adults. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

Gather around the fire as we share traditions of the longest night of the year. We will then travel through the dark woods to find out what animals are awake and braving the cold of a winter night. This program is best for families with children over 6 years old. Location: Zillmer Trail Shelter (located off County Road SS between Hwy G and Hwy 67 near New Prospect).

Winter, spring, summer, fall... Every year the seasons go round and round. Learn about why we have four seasons in Wisconsin. This hour of nature fun awaits 3 to 6 year olds with accompanying adults. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).

About 85 percent of Americans live in an urban environment, andincreasingly, wildlife are sharing the same areas with us. With David Drake, Extension Wildlife Specialist and Professor at UW-Madison, find out ways to create, enhance, and manage wildlife habitat in your yard, neighborhood, and community to attract beneficial wildlife and discourage wildlife that cause problems. Creating habitat in your yard helps native wildlife and plant species, increases your property value, improves human health, and beautifies your surroundings.This program is best for people over the age of 10 years old. Location: Ice Age Visitor Center (located off Hwy 67 half mile west of Dundee).