This program will explore the water cycle and the causes of the sometimes surprising weather of April. Geared for elementary students, learners of all ages are welcome.
Meet at the Collins Learning Center. Registration not required. Open to the public and free thanks to the generosity of donors like you!
The Door County Beekeepers Club encourages community members to attend this program to learn about commercial beekeeping and modified queen rearing.
The club promotes the study, science and craft of beekeeping through education, encouragement and community for all Door County beekeepers, and raises awareness to the benefits of bees for our environment, ecology and local economy.
Free – registration not required. Meet at the Collins Learning Center.
Join a naturalist-led hike. Easy walking. About an hour.
Meet at the Collins Learning Center. Registration not required. Open to the public and free thanks to our donors.
Dr. Matthew Kornis (Fisheries Biologist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Green Bay Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office) “Secrets of Lake Michigan Salmon and Trout: Survival, Movement, and Reproduction Revealed Through Mass Marking” on the latest results from the GL Mass Marking project with a bit of focus on steelhead trout in Lake Michigan. Free and open to ...
This program will explore the water cycle and the causes of the sometimes surprising weather of April. Geared for elementary students, learners of all ages are welcome.
Meet at the Collins Learning Center. Registration not required. Open to the public and free thanks to the generosity of donors like you!
Join us for a free, in-person showing of Ridge and Swale Part Two at the Crossroads’ auditorium. Ridge and Swale is a two-part documentary celebrating a legacy of conservation and community in Door County. Produced by Peninsula Filmworks, the series tells the story of how the Door County community has worked and continues to work on preserving and maintaining its natural beauty and heritage.
During a special Earth Day afterschool program, young people will learn the many ways they can become Environmental stewards. Geared for elementary students, learners of all ages are welcome to attend.
Meet in the lab at the Collins Learning Center. Registration not required. Open to the public and free thanks to the generosity of donors like you.
Charlotte Lukes will share the story of environmental stewardship in Door County for this special Earth Day presentation, an inspiring look at the history of environmental stewardship on the peninsula.
Join a naturalist-led hike. Easy walking. About an hour.
Meet at the Collins Learning Center. Registration not required. Open to the public and free thanks to our donors.
This program will explore the water cycle and the causes of the sometimes surprising weather of April. Geared for elementary students, learners of all ages are welcome.
Meet at the Collins Learning Center. Registration not required. Open to the public and free thanks to the generosity of donors like you!
This pre-recorded webinar shows how homeowners everywhere can turn their yards into conservation corridors that provide wildlife habitats, featuring acclaimed native plants advocate Dr. Douglas Tallamy.
Birding often is known as “bird watching,” but often, a better way to find and identify bird is by listening. Geared for elementary students, learners of all ages are welcome to attend.
