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Drop-In Programs
Walking trails at the Monona campus are open to the public from
sun-up to sundown, as long as classes are not in session. While
you’re here, why not check out these other drop-in programs:
Leopold Exhibit
Currently showing:
"Aldo Leopold as a Boy: Exploring the Mysteries of the
Land"
World-famous scientist and author Aldo Leopold was once a kid -
just like you! Explore Leopold's childhood, his interests, and
learn what he discovered about reading clues in the landscape.
Then try your newfound skills out on the Nature Center trails!
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The Touch Table
A great way to introduce young ones to
the wonders of the natural world, this changing table top
display features "touchable"; nature items - bones, feathers,
rocks and furs –and other recent finds.
Family Trailside Backpack Program
Enhance your exploration of nature with our Family Trailside
Backpack Program. This self-guided program is designed for
families to learn together, at their leisure, as they wander the
trails at the Nature Center. To help you explore we provide a
Backpack with an easy-to-understand Exploration Guide and
tool-kit. Activities may be used with children of all ages.
Seasonal backpacks allow your group to explore nature as it
changes with the seasons. Backpack themes are Spring is in the
Air, Crawling Critters, Amazing Adaptations and Snug in the
Snow. We also have a Fabulous Forests theme that is loaded with
facts and fun.
Program Fee:
Members: FREE
Non-members: $5/ family
$10 for Daycare and Scout groups
Drop-in hours are Monday through Friday, typically 8:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. To ensure availability, please call in advance to reserve
the backpacks. Backpacks were generously donated by REI.
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