Wisconsin Science Festival Bioblitz

Help us celebrate Wisconsin Science Festival by participating in a Bioblitz at Kemp Natural Resources Station! On Tuesday, October 15 from 3:00 – 5:00 pm, we will identify as many plant and animal species as we can and enter data into an app called iNaturalist. We’ll tally the results at the end and see what … Continued

Elder Hour – VR Session

Description: A special VR session designed for elders. Activities: Introducing VR technology through the game “Waddle” by Field Day, providing a gentle and immersive experience.

Witness the Fitness

Walk along Duck Creek with library staff and learn new things along the way. We will be collecting leaves and identifying tree species, observing insects, and discussing local wildlife. Also, different Oneida language lessons each weekly session.   Check out more events happening at the Oneida Community Library during the Wisconsin Science Festival: https://www.wisconsinsciencefest.org/venue/oneida-community-library/

Reducing Stress with ‘Atmosphere’

In this one-hour presentation, we take a closer look at how the Atmosphere platform is the right choice to help combat today’s problems with stress and anxiety. This is achieved by using Ultra High Definition immersive nature films, played back on large format displays. By attending this presentation, you will be introduced to the science … Continued

Story Time – Around the Farm

Join the Sturgeon Bay Library for a toddler story time with Miss Beth. We will feature some favorite stories about Farms, and then meet our special guest, Candis Dart, our local 4-H Program Educator.

The Penguin Trail: Maywood Environmental Park Nature Hike

Science students at Warriner High School (Go Penguins!) in Sheboygan, WI have class each week at Maywood Environmental Park, and they would love to share with you all of the things that make Maywood special. Come enjoy a self-guided nature hike, explore Maywood’s unique habitats, learn about local plant and animal species, and get a … Continued

Dane County Trash Lab

Created by the Dane County Department of Waste & Renewables in collaboration with Madison Children’s Museum, the Trash Lab is a mobile exhibit designed to educate and motivate us to create less trash and rethink our relationship with waste. Housed in a fully accessible, 27-foot-long repurposed cargo trailer, Trash Lab features more than 10 playful … Continued

The Social Side of Misinformation: How Biases Shape Belief and What Can Help

Join us on Monday, October 14th to hear Dr. Matthew Facciani share research on the social factors contributing to misinformation and political polarization, focusing on the role of identity and networks in shaping beliefs. We will also cover practical tips on how to have more productive dialogue, identify our own social biases, and improve our … Continued

Crossroads of Ideas: Wisconsin’s Role in Shaping the Future of Agriculture

This engaging panel discussion will take a deeper look into the innovation and tradition of Wisconsin agriculture and the opportunities and challenges we face at the leading edge of sustainable systems. Moderated by Dr. Glenda Gillaspy, Dean of UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, and featuring researchers who are helping establish Wisconsin as the … Continued

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