Lake Ecology and Shoreland Conservation
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Program Fee: $195/person.
Includes lodging, Saturday lunch and dinner & Sunday breakfast and lunch.
Location: Hunt Hill Nature Center
Date & Time: Saturday, September 6th, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM & Sunday, September 7th, 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Registration is required by August 29th. Limit: 20 people
This Two-Day Workshop is one of three offered by Hunt Hill in 2025. These sessions qualify for WI Master Naturalist Advanced Trainings, but all adults are welcome to register. No prior experience is needed. The workshops include lecture and fieldwork.
This workshop will introduce concepts of Lake Ecology, especially as they pertain to shoreland protection and restoration on lakefront properties. Other topics include best practices for lakeshore restoration, advantages of native plants, the benefits of aquatic plants, “fish sticks” and practical help with grants and resources for restoration. The workshop will include indoor lectures and outdoor field trips, including visiting examples of best management practices of lakefront properties on nearby lakes.
For more up-to-date information, including daily details and schedules, and to register, visit: https://hunthill.org/workshops/
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Includes lodging, Saturday lunch and dinner & Sunday breakfast and lunch.
Location: Hunt Hill Nature Center
Date & Time: Saturday, September 6th, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM & Sunday, September 7th, 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Registration is required by August 29th. Limit: 20 people
This Two-Day Workshop is one of three offered by Hunt Hill in 2025. These sessions qualify for WI Master Naturalist Advanced Trainings, but all adults are welcome to register. No prior experience is needed. The workshops include lecture and fieldwork.
This workshop will introduce concepts of Lake Ecology, especially as they pertain to shoreland protection and restoration on lakefront properties. Other topics include best practices for lakeshore restoration, advantages of native plants, the benefits of aquatic plants, “fish sticks” and practical help with grants and resources for restoration. The workshop will include indoor lectures and outdoor field trips, including visiting examples of best management practices of lakefront properties on nearby lakes.
For more up-to-date information, including daily details and schedules, and to register, visit: https://hunthill.org/workshops/
Get Tickets
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