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February 2021
Wolf 101 (Virtual)
Join staff from the International Wolf Center In Ely, MN, for this fun, interactive program as we look at the physical and social adaptations wolves use to survive in their environment. Participants will be given an opportunity to observe the Center's ambassador wolves and will be able to ask questions of the IWC staff. This will be a live Zoom program. To participate in this free event, just contact Naturalist Lisa Ralls at lralls@winnebagoccb.com to receive the Zoom link!
Find out more »Interpretive Snowshoe Hike
If you've ever wanted to try snowshoeing, now's your chance! Learn about the history of snowshoeing, the different types of snowshoes, and snowshoeing techniques. Then, we'll explore the park on snowshoes, stopping along the way to learn about the birds, deer, and other animals that call the park home! This event is in conjunction with NIACC so, to register, contact NIACC at 641-422-4358 and sign up for Class #7955.
Find out more »WCCB Book Club
Our book club will meet over Zoom to discuss Aldo Leopold's classic book, "A Sand County Almanac." If you're not able to buy the book or find it at a library, we will loan you the book to read. Just contact Naturalist Lisa Ralls at lralls@winnebagoccb.com to sign up for the club, borrow a copy of the book, and receive the Zoom link for the discussion. This will be a great way to pass some of those long, winter nights…
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April 2021
Geocaching
Geocaching is a great way to get outdoors, get some exercise, and enjoy a little adventure! So, join us to learn more about this fun and easy outdoor activity! You can bring along a smart phone, if you have one, but we will also have GPS units for participants to use. This program is offered jointly with NIACC, so you will need to preregister by contacting NIACC at either 641-422-4358 or at cereg@niacc.edu.
Find out more »May 2021
Spring Tree Giveaway
We will once again be holding our annual tree giveaway! This year, we will be offering four varieties of seedlings: Arrowwood, Hackberry, River Birch, and Serviceberry. Most seedlings will be 21"-30", with the River Birch being smaller. As in past years, the seedlings will be limited to one/person, but any leftover seedlings will be available towards the end of the day. It is also requested that people wear a mask while they are picking up their seedlings.
Find out more »Spring Bird Walk
Come take a leisurely, guided hike to observe the spring birds that are migrating through northern Iowa or beginning to nest here. We’ll also learn about the birds themselves and how to identify them. Afterwards, there will be a brief discussion of our summer birds and how you can feed them and enjoy them throughout the summer months. Informational handouts will be available. This program is offered through NIACC, so preregistration is required by contacting NIACC at either 641-422-4358 or…
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