The Friends of Schmeeckle Reserve is a community-based nonprofit organization that supports Schmeeckle Reserve, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus natural area. The mission of the Friends is to support the work of and advocate for Schmeeckle through engaging the local and wider communities. This is accomplished by:
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The crazy spring weather of rain, ice, and snow continues. But it sure looks pretty! Here are some pictures taken along the trails of Schmeeckle this morning. ❄️
Do you want to explore fire safety? Join us on Saturday, April 5th at 1 p.m. at the Menzel Pavilion for our free family program, "Fire Starter Acadamy" where we will show you how to build a fire, identify different types of fire, and safely extinguish them.
Do you have any memories around a fire? Share them in the comments!
Do you have any memories around a fire? Share them in the comments!
Did you know that bones found in Central Wisconsin hold the secrets of the past? Join us on Friday, April 4th at 6 p.m. in the Visitor Center for our free family program, "Skull Sleuths" where you will get the chance to uncover what these remains reveal about animals' lives, challenges, and history. Can you crack the case?
Share with us in the comments the most interesting thing you've found in Schmeeckle!
Share with us in the comments the most interesting thing you've found in Schmeeckle!
There are many beautiful sounds to listen to outside! Join us on Friday, April 4th at 10 a.m. in the Visitor Center where we will begin by reading "Can You Hear the Plants Speak?" by Nicholas Hummingbird. We will then go for a quick hike to explore the music in Schmeeckle.
Share with us in the comments what sounds you imagine when you look at this picture!
Share with us in the comments what sounds you imagine when you look at this picture!
Every year we offer a few new products in the Gift Shop at Schmeeckle. This spring we've added nature-themed coasters made from tree cookies. Which is your favorite design?
Curious about fish? Join us on Saturday, March 29th at 5 p.m. in the Visitor Center for our free family program, "Fishy Senses" for an evening of engaging and exciting activities. Let's explore how local fish can adapt to ecosystems!
What is the biggest fish you have caught? Share in the comments below!
What is the biggest fish you have caught? Share in the comments below!
