Sandhill Wildlife Area
Description
The 9,150-acre State Wildlife Area was named for a series of gently rolling sandy ridges crisscrossing the property. Sandhill Wildlife Area lies within the bed of ancient Glacial Lake Wisconsin - an expansive region of flat, marshy land interspersed with forests covering parts of seven counties in central Wisconsin.
Contact
Website: Sandhill Wildlife Area
Email: DNRWildlifeWebmail@Wisconsin.gov
Phone: tel:+1-715-884-2437
Location
County: Wood
1715 County Hwy X
Babcock, WI 54413
United States
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Intro to Controlled Burns as a Habitat Management Tool
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Join us at Sandhill Wildlife Area to find out how fire is used to improve or change habitat.
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Wild Edibles Hike
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Join botanist Jessica Prindiville in a short classroom discussion followed by a hike to look for wild edibles.
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Geocaching 101
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Join Jacque Cody, a member of the Wisconsin Geocaching Association to learn the fundamentals of Geocaching at Sandhill Wildlife Area. Learn what you need to get started, what caches can look like, and get out to search for caches. Please bring a GPS…
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Pollinators- Beyond the Basics
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Please join us at Sandhill Wildlife Area to learn about pollinators from an ecosystem standpoint. Also, learn about Citizen Science and pollinator identification. Presented by Allison Jonjak, Cranberry Outreach Specialist, UW-Madison Extension.
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Dragonfly I.D. Workshop and Field Trip
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Classroom presentation followed by BYO lunch at noon, then field trip.
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Walking Stick Workshop
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We will supply natural wooden sticks for you to decorate with paints, woodburners, feathers, beads, etc.
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Self-guided Sandhill Wildlife Area Tour And Scavenger Hunt
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Visit Sandhill Wildlife Area for a car ride down the 14-mile Trumpeter Trail loop. While on the trail, you’ll have opportunities to stop and observe passing wildlife and the natural landscapes of Wisconsin’s central sands region.
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Self-guided Sandhill Wildlife Area Tour And Scavenger Hunt
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Visit Sandhill Wildlife Area for a car ride down the 14-mile Trumpeter Trail loop. While on the trail, you’ll have opportunities to stop and observe passing wildlife and the natural landscapes of Wisconsin’s central sands region.