We need some help with inputing activities

From May through October, Docents lead weekend walking tours of The Clearing property. These tours focus on Clearing History and the native landscape. Special in-depth training is provided.

Seeking Master Naturalists speakers for library programming at Oscar Grady Public Library in Saukville. Specific topic requests include the Great Lakes watershed, and safe and responsible foraging. Contact Elizabeth Wroblewski, ewroblewski@oscargradylibrary.org or 262-284-6022.

Wanted master naturalists that can do one hour presentations to our elementary school nature clubs.

Stewardship opportunity to help maintain The Clearing's 128 acre property, April through November on Thursday mornings

Working on a small nature trail in the village of Eagle: helping with management of prairie, woods and pond areas, including removal of invasives, planting projects, children's activities. Once we establish the plan, hours can be completed independently or we can work together as everyone's schedule allows!   If you are interested, please contact Jean Weedman.

Upham Woods welcomes over 10,000 visitors a year and we are looking for support for some of our projects. This is for a general, long-term volunteer, but fi you would loke to be an event volunteer please keep an eye out for separate event postings. Types of long term volunteers: 1. Volunteer Naturalist: Join us in early May to get trained in 1-2 of our classes and commit to teaching it at least 6 times over the next year. A full list of our classes can be found on our website, but some of our more popular classes include Wacky Water Critters (stream ecology), Peanut Butter Mountain (teambuilding), and Blackhawk Island Hikes. 2. Animal Caretaker: Upham Woods has 5 turtles, a snake, an owl and a red-tailed hawk that need daily care from diet preparation, and enrichment, to enclosure cleaning. Learn to take care of these animals on a regular basis. There is also the possibility of presenting the animals in our classes if you are interested! 3.Conservation Service Projects: We routinely run conservation projects. Come help us remove invasive species, build/clear trails, and thin our understory. Commit to being a volunteer on a project or help us lead projects for visitors and students. Please contact Jen, jen.maggio-laack@wisc.edu, if you would like more information or to schedule your hours!