It’s a Wild Life

Visit these 6 Travel Green Wisconsin certified nature centers and reserves where the wildlife roam free and protected.
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For the Birds

Inside the 32,000 acres of Horicon Marsh – our nation’s largest freshwater cattail marsh – hundreds of bird species nest and nourish. From egrets to owls, hawks to herons, birds of all kinds thrive on Horicon’s complex and rich ecological web. So if you like Horicon, you’ll love these other Wisconsin birding hotspots.
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Wild Workshops Get Women Outdoors

Gut a pheasant or build a birdhouse, shoot a rifle or design a wreath, ice fish or dogsled, camp or cook. Whichever you choose, Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) courses will heighten your interest, awareness or connection to the outdoors.
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Not Just for the Birds

The Woodson is probably best known for its annual Birds in Art exhibit, held from September through early November. The show draws about 1,000 entries a year from artists around the world.
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Fall Flocks Peak at Necedah

The 44,000-acre Necedah Wildlife Refuge is a special place, encompassing the largest wetland bog in the state as well as extensive forest habitat and rare oak savannas.
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