Hunt Hill is a nature preserve and learning center, open to all, dedicated to fostering the understanding, appreciation, and protection of the environment.
Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary’s second annual Plogging for Hunt Hill: A Virtual 5K will take place during the week of Earth Day: April 18-24, 2022. . In this virtual 5K during the week of Earth Day, participants will travel up to five kilometers in their location of choice to pick up as much litter as …
Learn how to identify different types of frog calls. Then go out to a nearby pond to count the number of different types of calls. By the end of this program, you will know how to conduct your own citizen science frog call survey on your own property. No prior experience needed. Please dress appropriately …
UPDATE: Registration is FULL. Please call 715-635-6543 to inquire about our waitlist. Kristin Hanson from Out There in Rice Lake will introduce the basics of Nordic Walking and then lead you on a short loop hike to practice using hiking poles. Hiking poles will be available to borrow, but you are encouraged to bring your …
Learn how to identify different types of frog calls. Then go out to a nearby pond to count the number of different types of calls. By the end of this program, you will know how to conduct your own citizen science frog call survey on your own property. No prior experience needed. Please dress appropriately …
Help Hunt Hill officially open camp for the summer season! Our volunteers are vital to our success and this is a key example of their dedication. Volunteers are needed to help clean, organize, wash, wipe and rake-up camp. All ages and skill levels are invited. All volunteers are provided with a continental breakfast and treated …
Basic Bird Identification with Jeanette Kelly Date: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 Time: Registration at 5:30pm; Program at 6:00pm Location: Cheers Bar & Grill at Tagalong, Birchwood Program Fee: $15/person Registration: Required Limit: 30 people It is that time of year, the birds are returning. Who is that flitting around your yard? Jeanette Kelly from Beaver Creek’s Citizen Science Center will …
Birding Apps Saturday, May 14, 2022 Test out apps for your smartphone that help you to identify the birds you see and hear, to find public lands, and to predict the weather. Location: Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Time: 8:00 am Program Fee: $5/person Hunt Hill Members: Free Registration required. To register, visit https://hunthill.org/nature-apps/.
Bird Migration with Jim Bryce Date: Wednesday, June 1, 2022 Time: Registration at 5:30pm; Program at 6:00pm Location: Perlick Distillery, Sarona Program Fee: $15/person Registration: Required Limit: 50 people Learn from Jim Bryce about bird migration and how bird banding has allowed us to track bird migration. There will be a demonstration of the entire bird-banding process, from catching birds …
Date: Friday, June 3, 2022 Check-In: 10:00am Shotgun: 11:30pm Happy Hour and Pig Roast: 4:30pm Location: Butternut Hills Golf Course COST: $125/golfer; $105/butternut hills member; $30/dinner only. REGISTRATION: Register as an individual or with up to 3 others. Individuals will be teamed up if a team preference isn’t specified. Register online by visiting https://hunthill.org/hit-for-the-hill/, or download the Registration …
Bat Roost Count Friday, June 3, 2022 Join Hunt Hill in counting the bats that emerge from the bat houses around camp. We will learn about the types of bats that live in the area and ways that citizen scientists can monitor them. Then, once the sun goes down, we will complete a roost count …