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Celebrate National Father Daughter Take a Walk Day with a 2-mile stroll along the lakefront. Free at Beulah Brinton, July 7.
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Celebrate National Father Daughter Take a Walk Day with a 2-mile stroll along the lakefront. Free at Beulah Brinton, July 7.

Free walking club at Washington Park, July 8 from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Get moving and enjoy nature with others.

Free walking book club at Havenwoods State Forest. Bring your device and headphones for an audiobook on the trails.

Explore the beauty of Warnimont Park on an engaging ecology walk. You'll get hands-on experience identifying native flowers and understanding the local plant community. It's a great way to spend an afternoon outdoors, so bring your curiosity and a good pair of walking shoes.

Explore the magical world of fireflies at Wehr Nature Center. This family-friendly event includes a guided prairie hike to spot fireflies and a cozy campfire with S’mores. It's a great way to spend an evening outdoors with kids. Remember to register online in advance and bring some cash for parking if you're not a Friends of Wehr member.

Free 30-minute tour of the Central Library's green roof. Learn about environmental benefits while enjoying a great city view.

Join a welcoming birding hike at Wehr Nature Center, perfect for all experience levels. It's a relaxed morning with fellow bird enthusiasts. Bring your binoculars and enjoy the sights and sounds of local wildlife. Non-members should bring $5 for parking.

Dive into nature with this engaging camp for kids who love the outdoors. From hiking to fort building, it's packed with hands-on activities. Held at Menomonee Valley, it's perfect for young explorers. Don't forget to pack a lunch and sunscreen!

Dive into a week of nature exploration at Riverside Park with the Outdoor Detectives camp. Kids will engage in hiking, fort building, and hands-on science activities. It's a great way for children who have completed grades 3-4 to connect with nature and learn outside the classroom. Remember to pack a lunch and dress for outdoor adventures.

Hike at Hawthorn Glen to spot bats and learn how they help us. Adults register with a child; $5 for residents.

Three-day, 18-mile guided backpacking trip on the Ice Age Trail through Kettle Moraine Northern Unit, for adults new to backpacking. Instructor Ian Sweet has 250+ nights on the Appalachian, PCT, and Arizona Trails. Hands-on training in water filtration, campsite selection, food storage, and Leave No Trace. Trail meals are provided; gear checklist comes ahead and shared gear options are available.

Guided tour of the Hank Aaron State Trail with retired Trail Manager Melissa Cook. Explore the Historic Soldier’s Home Campus and its gothic tower.

Dive into nature with Outdoor Detectives, where kids explore local parks and nature preserves. From hiking to fort building, this camp offers hands-on activities that engage young minds. Held at Menomonee Valley, it's a perfect summer adventure for curious kids.

Hike through Hawthorn Glen to learn about native owls. $5 for residents, July 22, 8–9:30 pm. Parent registration required.

Dive into nature at Retzer Nature Center with this hands-on outdoor classroom for kids aged 4-12. It's a guided exploration of seasonal topics, perfect for curious young minds. Dress for the weather and prepare for some outdoor fun.

Dive into a week of outdoor adventures at Washington Park, where kids can explore nature through hands-on activities like hiking and fort building. It's a great way for kids who have completed grades 3-4 to connect with the environment and learn through play. Remember to pack a lunch and dress for the weather!

Weekly explorations of what's growing at Hawthorn Glen. Thursdays, 1–2:30 pm. $15 for residents, $23 for non-residents.

Experience a peaceful morning at Wehr Nature Center with a guided forest bathing session. This practice, rooted in Shinrin-yoku, invites you to connect deeply with nature through sensory experiences. It's a unique way to unwind and recharge. Remember to register online two days in advance and wear comfortable clothing.

Explore nature with your little one at Riverside Park. This four-day camp offers a hands-on experience with hiking, stories, and games. It's a great way to bond and learn about the environment. Remember, there's no camp on Friday, so plan accordingly.

Join Michelle Kramer for a $2 walk through the Central Valley. Discover ponds, rail history, and local art along the trail.

Explore the hidden beauty of Milwaukee County's prairie on this guided ecology walk at Rainbow Airport. It's a rare chance to go off-trail and learn about native flowers in their natural habitat. Bring your waterproof boots and bug spray, and be ready for an adventure through wetlands.