Hunt Hill is a nature preserve and learning center, open to all, dedicated to fostering the understanding, appreciation, and protection of the environment.
Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm, daily Program Fee: $50/pair of knocking sticks & push pole Location: Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Museum in Spooner, WI Instructor: Gary Dunsmoor Registration required by March 27; Limit: 8 individuals or couples (If you sign up as a couple, you only need to register and pay for one of the …
Socialize with other nature enthusiasts over snacks and beverages, and enjoy an engaging presentation from a local expert in a happy-hour atmosphere. Each program features a different presenter at a different location, so you’re sure to learn something new each time! To learn more about our Beasts & Beer series or to see what other …
Please bring 2 toilet paper rolls or a paper towel roll for the fun craft! Program Fee: Free, but donations are appreciated. Location: Meet at Lower Level of Richard Grand Recreation Hall, Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Registration is not required, but strongly encouraged. Limit: 25 people NOTE: You must register yourself AND your child(ren). GRANDPARENTS, …
Warm yourself with a bowl of soup while enjoying camaraderie and conversation at Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary! Each month features a different guest speaker, along with a delicious lunch of soup, crackers, cheese, and dessert provided by Hunt Hill. We strongly encourage participants to bring their own bowl, mug, and cutlery to reduce waste. To …
Participate in a Citizen Science project at Hunt Hill! Citizen Science empowers ordinary people and volunteers to collect valuable data that contributes to specific scientific research. No prior experience is needed to participate. Program Fee: Free, but donations are appreciated. Location: Richard Grand Recreation Hall, Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Registration is not required, but strongly …
Program Fee: FREE Location: Richard Grand Recreation Hall, Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Registration is not required but strongly encouraged. Limit: 150 Hunt Hill’s Earth Day event will be devoted to honoring the Earth and learning how each of us can be empowered to be a positive "Force for Nature." This inaugural event will feature educational …
Program Fee: $20/person Hunt Hill Members: $15/person Location: Lower Level of Richard Grand Recreation Hall, Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Registration is required by April 26. Limit: 15 people Join Hunt Hill in learning how to carve your own beautifully twisted walking stick out of Diamond Willow. Participants will learn a basic introduction to diamond willow, …
Program Fee: Free Location: Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary Registration is not required, but strongly encouraged. Summer is almost here and we need help to officially open camp! 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 …
Socialize with other nature enthusiasts over snacks and beverages, and enjoy an engaging presentation from a local expert in a happy-hour atmosphere. Each program features a different presenter at a different location, so you’re sure to learn something new each time! To learn more about our Beasts & Beer series or to see what other …