Bird & Nature Adventures | Cherokee Marsh, North
Event Description
My Nature Resolutions ~ Join Naturalist Paul Noeldner for a free fun educational family-friendly guided walk to look for and learn about the clever structures and survival strategies of muskrats, squirrels, beavers and other animals that overwinter in Wisconsin. Where do some wild creatures go when it's cold out? Dress warm. There may be hot chocolate and a campfire with smores after the walk.
Cherokee Marsh is Madison’s largest conservation park with three units - North, South, and Mendota. Each month, year-round we explore the north unit's beautiful trails through the woodlands, wetlands, and restored prairies along the Yahara ‘Catfish’ River. Co-sponsored by Madison Parks, Friends of Cherokee Marsh , and Sierra Club. Follow North Sherman Ave. to the parking lot at the end of the gravel entrance road. Free, family-friendly guided nature walks at Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park – North are held on the 1st Sunday of each month, year-round 1:30-3pm. No registration is required. No pets are allowed.
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