SIGNS OF SUMMER In Alma, Wisconsin The nature viewing opportunities at this time of year are outstanding. Take a short nature walk along the edge of a back water or one of the trails in Alma (Buena Vista Trail, Mossy Hollow Trails) and enjoy the abundance of the world out your back door, you'll be amazed!
September 26th, 7am-Noon ONLY 9 SEATS AVAILABLE, REGISTER TODAY!!!
A rare treat! Birding by mini-train through the Tiffany State Wildlife Area and the Chippewa River Bottoms. Riding the Chippewa Valley Railroad Association's Mini-Train with a guide through the Tiffany Bottoms during the fall migration is an unforgettable experience. $40 charge per person covers mini-train, birding guides and sack lunch.
WOA NATURE TALK-- Wild Rice Harvesting In Wisconsin by Kris Johansen
September 26th, 3pm
Wild Rice Harvesting in Wisconsin by Kris Johansen of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Nature Talk Is Free & Open To The Public Tasting Sampler of Wild Rice Dishes Offered for $5 Per Person
FALL ART EXHIBIT -- Featuring the Talent & Art Works of Don Wilder, Sundown Studio
September 29th through November 21st
WOA NATURE TALK -- Live Raptor Demonstration by Joan Schnabel
October 31st, 1pm
Meet A Great Horned Owl & A Red-Tailed Hawk
All exhibitions are provided to the public free of charge. Events may have a minimal charge. As a non-profit organization, donations are welcomed to offset the cost of our facility and production of our events.
EAGLE WEB CAM, Wildlife Viewing Project
Our Fundraising Project to fund the Eagle Web Cam for next winter is well underway. As the final component of the Wildlife Viewing Project at the Nature & Art Center we are excited about the project to provide our internet visitors viewing opportunities. If our fundraising is successful, the Eagle Web Cam will be installed in time for viewing next season's wintering eagle population.
