Bird & Nature Outings

press release: Third Sunday every month year round at Warner Park, 2930 N. Sherman Ave. (Rainbow Shelter by Warner Pond). Post pics and comments on the Wild Warner Facebook page!  There may be hot chocolate and a campfire with smores after the walk.  Free, welcoming, diverse, fairly accessable, family and kid friendly, educational, no registration required, no pets. Water and bathrooms available. Bird and Nature Adventures at Warner Park are co-sponsored by Madison FUN partners Madison Parks, Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance, Four Lakes Sierra and Wild Warner.  See the partner group websites and Facebook pages for updates and more activities! Contact 608-698-0104

Upcoming outings:

Sun Mar 16 1:30 "Seasons' Creep" at Warner Park Rainbow Shelter with Paul Noeldner and Alex Singer

Join Wild Warner volunteer Paul Noeldner and guest speaker Alex Singer on a free family friendly guided walk to enjoy the Spring Equinox and the return of longer days!  Is the ice gone earlier or later than usual this year?  What plants are starting to green? What birds and wildlife are active along the creek? The earlier advent of spring and the delay of autumn are effects of climate change that are being noticed by more and more people. Differences in the customary changes of temperature and precipitation can positively and negatively affect plants and animals in ways we're only realizing as they play out in real time and the impacts are exposed via long-term research. See http://tinyurl.com/MadisonFUNAdventures for Fun Facts about the Spring Equinox and Climate Change.