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Feb 2020
An event every week that begins at 10:00 am on Tuesday, repeating until Mar 31, 2020
Toddler Tuesday
An event every week that begins at 10:00 am on Tuesday, repeating until Mar 31, 2020
Toddler Tuesday is a program for young children (0-2 years old) and their families that runs weekly through March 31. This experience features discounted admission rates for groups with young children, themed activity stations, parent resources for exploring the aquarium, SCUBA divers feeding fish, and a themed storytime at 11:45. Toddler Tuesday is self-guided; there is no class to attend. Toddlers and members get in free. $4 for siblings and $6 for adults. The monthly and weekly themes are as…
Find out more »Marshmallow Madness
The Mount Royal Branch of the Duluth Public Library host a food fight. The Marshmallow Madness event includes devices to throw, catapult and launch fluffy marshmallow across the library in "lighthearted competitions." For teens in grades 6-12. Alternatively, attending teens can eat the fluffy treats.
Find out more »Options for a Healthy Lawn: Traditional or Native
Presenter Jane Anklam is the University of Wisconsin Agriculture and Horticulture educator in Douglas County. She will be speaking about different options of having a healthy lawn, either by traditional methods or by using native species. For advanced registration, call 715-394-5712.
Find out more »UW-Superior Beekeeping 102 Workshop
The University of Wisconsin-Superior is hosting a series of three free beekeeping workshops aimed at providing aspiring beekeepers with general knowledge. All workshops are taught by Edward Burkett, UW-Superior biology professor and apiary manager and are held at Swenson Hall, Room 1013. The second in the series is designed to teach first-year beekeepers how to care for their new honeybees. The Beekeeping 102 workshop targets beekeepers who have previously completed the introductory workshop, but everyone interested is welcome to attend.…
Find out more »Wisconsin Pollinators
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Apiary Inspector April Kustov leads a workshop on pollinators. The workshop explores the lives of honey bees and other native pollinators and examines our impact on their lives.
Find out more »Free Cyber Day Workshop for Students in Grades 6-12
Students can learn about the fast-paced world of cybersecurity and the many career opportunities available in this high-paying field. Students will explore hands-on activities and participate in a virtual Capture the Flag competition. Activities will also include cybersafety and defense, protection against Internet of Things (IOT) devices, basic scripting and robot programming. Held at Lake Superior College’s main campus and led by LSC’s Computer Information Systems Department and sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense, the workshop is designed for…
Find out more »Mar 2020
St. Louis River Summit 2020
The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve holds its 10th annual St. Louis River Summit March 3 and 4 in the City Side Convention Center of the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center. The theme for 2020 is “Ten Years and Counting: Collaborating for Success,” which highlights the power collaboration has had in protecting and restoring the St Louis River Estuary. The goal of the summit is to bring together key audiences working in the region to share information about the…
Find out more »UW-Superior Beekeeping 103 Workshop
The third of a series of five free three-hour workshops on how to raise and care for honeybees. Taught by UWS Apiary Manager and Professor of Biology Dr. Edward Burkett, the Beekeeping 103 workshop is designed to teach first-year beekeepers how to care for their honeybees during late spring and early summer. The Beekeeping 103 workshop targets first-year beekeepers that have previously completed the Beekeeping 101 and 102 workshops, but everyone interested in honeybees is welcome to attend. Registration is…
Find out more »Apr 2020
The River Talks: What Tourism Means for the River
River Talks is an annual, free, informal speaker series about the St. Louis River Estuary in Duluth-Superior and a cooperative project between the Wisconsin and Minnesota Sea Grant programs and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Find out more »May 2020
The River Talks: Goose Control and Wild Rice
River Talks is an annual free, informal speaker series about the St. Louis River Estuary in Duluth-Superior and a cooperative project between the Wisconsin and Minnesota Sea Grant programs and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve.
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