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    Summer Is Fun At The Mead

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    Summer is Fun at the Mead, Fridays 10-11:15am, June 16th-Aug 18th. Free fun for the whole family; no registration required.

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    Campfire With The Warden

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    Join our Warden for how-to campfire basics, campfire safety, and more! Please note that if there is an emergency the Warden has to attend to, this event will be cut short.

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    OutWiGo! The Trails Of Newport Challenge Hikes

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    Challenge hikes are back! As part of the OutWiGo statewide initiative to get outside with healthy activities, we’re taking to the trails and not stopping until we hike them all! Join the park naturalist on this weekly hike. All are welcome and…

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    Trail Run Tuesdays

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    Join park manager Matt Ernst for a run through Peninsula State Park.

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    Incredible Edibles Drop-in Program At Scuppernong Hiking Trail

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    Drop by to Scuppernong Hiking Trail to learn more about edible plants.

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    Water Critters

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    Find out about the little (and little-known) animals that live in our lakes and ponds—and spot real live animals! Stop by the fishing pier on Lake O’ the Dalles.

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    Guided Hike to Stute Springs

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    Hike to the historic Stute homestead and up to Big Hill with our naturalist!

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    Silverbrook History Hike!

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    Learn about the hidden history of the Silverbrook area and the former Silverbrook Mansion, from a wannabe mining baron to ski resort to NAACP meeting site.

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    Species ID

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    Meet the naturalist down at the beach to use your nature detective skills to try to identify and learn about some of the species that are native to Mirror Lake State Park as well as some common critters that live in Wisconsin!

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    Ice Age Beasts

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    See—and touch—rarely seen Ice Age fossils from the Science Museum of Minnesota! Paleontologist Dr. Alex Hastings will present ‘Ice Age Beasts of Minnesota’ at 11 a.m. in the Ice Age Interpretive Center, followed by time to check out real Ice Age…

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