ALNC is leading the way to ensure visitors of all ages and backgrounds have opportunities to connect with nature by offering positive and constructive learning opportunities that capture their interest, engage their senses and teach them to appreciate the interconnectedness of all living things. See the links below to meet our wonderful Aldo Leopold Nature Center Staff!
Meet Our Staff
In celebration of Earth month, get out for a hike this weekend! Afterall, there’s a lot going on at the Nature Center this Saturday.![]()
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First, you could ‘Learn to Bird’ with the BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin, where this beginner-friendly event is the perfect way to get started! Birders of all skill levels are welcome and child and adult-sized binoculars will be available for those who’d like to borrow a pair. This free event runs from 9am to 11am and no registration is required.![]()
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Prefer to look for amphibians instead? Join Naturalist Doug Davis at the Children’s Shack for a frog-focused Bird & Nature Adventure. Hike through the grounds into Edna Taylor Conservancy, listening for frogs and hoping to see one too. This free event runs from 10am to 11:30am and no registration is required. ![]()
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Get Kids Outside will also be at the nature center, looking for spring ephemerals in the Kindergarten Woods. Take a short hike and learn about these fleeting blooms. Register for this event here: www.eventbrite.com/e/spring-wildflower-and-bird-hike-for-kids-2025-tickets-1226371041799?aff=erel... ![]()
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Photo: Aldo Leopold Nature Center![]()
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