Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center
2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States
Seek out animals that creep and crawl in Schmeeckle. You will explore why these critters are misunderstood and take a short hike to look for mysterious reptiles and amphibians.Presented by Alison Schrad. Email us to register for this program. Include the program title, number in your group, and phone number.
Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center
2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States
Take a hike through Schmeeckle and explore the prairie landscape. Discover the connection between humans and seeds. Take a piece of the prairie home by creating a seed ball to grow in your own outdoor space.Presented by Jessica Camarato. Email us to register for this program. Include the program title, number in your group, and
Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center
2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States
Photography can connect us with nature as it allows us to look at the landscape with a different perspective. Develop your photo-taking skills and capture the scenery of Schmeeckle. Please bring your own camera or mobile device for taking pictures.Presented by Raelynn LeFevre. Email us to register for this program. Include the program title, number
Walk torch-lit half-mile and 1-mile loop trails through the spring woods. Arrive and leave when you like! Cost: Suggested donation of $4/person or $10/family helps fund future programs and events. Character programs: Family-friendly programs presented by environmental interpretation students take place at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. in the Pankowski Friends Amphitheater. Other events all evening:--
Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center
2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States
We all know that April showers bring May flowers, but what then? Explore who uses the gorgeous flowers that can be found around Schmeeckle!Presented by Chloe Garber. Email us to register for this program. Include the program title, number in your group, and phone number.
Celebrate the completion of the boardwalk and viewing deck that provides visitors an accessible route to picturesque views of the sedge meadow wetland at the headwaters of Moses Creek.