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Events for August 2026

Name: Yoga Classes
Start: 2026-09-03T06:45:00-05:00
End: 2026-09-03T07:45:00-05:00
Location: Aldo Leopold Nature Center | Monona Campus

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Events for August 2026

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2	3	4 Yoga Classes	5	6 Yoga Classes	7	8 Land Steward Work Day
9	10	11 Yoga Classes	12	13 Yoga Classes	14	15
16 Camp Aldo Evenings: Rocket Launch Fun	17	18 Yoga Classes	19	20 Yoga Classes	21	22 Bird & Nature Adventures
23	24 Curious Critters Storytime	25 Yoga Classes	26	27 Yoga Classes	28	29
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Foodies, families and outdoorsy people, this one’s for you. 🌿
Camp Aldo Evenings is...
🎵 Live music and sunset hikes
🍷 Wild-crafted cocktails and food truck fare
🔥 Campfires and s’mores
👕 Tie-dye crafts and summer camp vibes
Capture the magic of a relaxed, outdoorsy, community-centered summer night in Monona.
Free to attend.
June 21, 5–8 p.m.
Aldo Leopold Nature Center
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Have you ever seen a frog sticking to a window or the side of a building? Then you’ve probably spotted a treefrog!Gray treefrogs come in mottled shades of gray, brown, and green—perfect camouflage for blending into their surroundings. Unlike many other frogs, treefrogs spend most of their lives out of the water. Their sticky toe pads help them climb and cling to the trees and shrubs they call home.Photo: Kaitlin Knudson, Aldo Leopold Nature Center#PhenologyFriday #Treefrog #WIEnviroEd #NatureIsEverywhere #NatureIsForEveryone #EveryBodyOutside ...

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