Programs

TJ Leveque, Executive Director of Hawthorn Hollow, will discuss the history of this nature sanctuary and recent updates. Virtual Option To Join Program! If you are unable to attend the program in-person, please join the program virtually, beginning at 7:00 PM. Register in advance for the meeting at: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYtdOCurzosE9wLG5hbP3R4MJp_5VQAKMe5 After registering, you will receive a confirmation email

Check the link below for confirmed activity times (once updated). https://www.gtc.edu/business-community/additional-information/community-events/celebrate-earth-day Gateway celebrates our environment with displays, workshops and hands-on activities for people of all ages. The event started on Gateway’s Kenosha Campus in 2008 and extended to the Elkhorn Campus in 2012. Hundreds of community members participate in Celebrate Earth Day every year to

Guest speakers: Kathy and Michael Rock Learn how to create a sanctuary for the Ruby-throated Hummingbird in your own backyard. Through the use of perennial and annual plants, wildflowers, shrubs, trees, water features, and hummingbird feeders, you can discover the magic and excitement of hummingbirds! Hummingbirds and wildlife gardening have been Michael and Kathi's passion

Kevin Nolan is a Certified Arborist and owner of Natura LLC. Holding a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Kevin aims to improve residential habitats through landscaping with native plants, ethical plant health care, and education. This talk will focus on landscaping to attract birds and critters of all kinds.

Current chapter members of the Hoy Audubon Society chapter, please join us for our holiday potluck dinner. For Hoy Audubon chapter members, contact Frank Sharkozy at +1 262.770.2481 by phone/text to reserve your seat. Specify the number of member(s) and non-member(s) when reserving with Frank. Hoy will be providing hot turkey and gravy and hot

Wisconsin's lakes, rivers, ponds and wetlands are home and host to many species of waterfowl. Rick Fare, President of the Hoy Audubon Society and veteran birder, will provide an interactive and engaging presentation about Wisconsin native and migratory waterfowl, including ducks, geese, swans, loons and more. The presentation will offer identification tips and interesting facts

The Bald Eagle was pushed to the brink of extinction by the effects of pesticides and other dangers in the mid-1900’s. There were only 100 nesting pairs left in the entire state of Wisconsin in 1972. Since then, in one of the greatest conservation successes our country has seen, the population has rebounded. Today, they

Check the link below for confirmed activity times. https://www.gtc.edu/business-community/additional-information/community-events/earth-day-kenosha-information Gateway celebrates our environment with displays, workshops and hands-on activities for people of all ages. The event started on Gateway’s Kenosha Campus in 2008 and extended to the Elkhorn Campus in 2012. Hundreds of community members participate in Celebrate Earth Day every year to learn how