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October 2026
*PAID CLASS* Terrestrial Invasive Species Management
Heckrodt Wetland Reserve, 1305 Plank Rd, Menasha, WI
Paid Event Public Welcome Registration Required Program/Speaker Presentation Hands-On/How-To Workshop Free Public Parking
Terrestrial Invasive Species Management
Instructor: Emma Neuman
Format: In person
Date/Time: Saturday, Oct 24, 9am-4pm (1 hour lunch on your own)
Location: Heckrodt Wetland Reserve
Elective (6 hours)
Description: This course begins with an introduction to terrestrial invasive species, including what they are, how they affect the environment, how they are spread, and an exploration of the Wisconsin NR 40 regulation. We will learn about common invasive species of Wisconsin followed by a hike around Heckrodt to see a handful of invasive species and practice identifying them. We will use a combination of inside and outside learning to understand most of the control methods that are possible and which is best for different situations. Returning to the classroom, we’ll go over devising an effective management plan.
An email with specific details will be sent to you approximately 2-5 days before the course.
Learn more about the Wisconsin Native Plant Certification Program.
November 2026
*PAID CLASS* Creating a Native Plant Oasis Design Plan
Paid Event Public Welcome Registration Required Certification Course Program/Speaker Presentation
Creating a Native Plant Oasis Design Plan
Instructor: Danielle Bell
Format: In person
Date/Time: Saturday, Nov 7, 9am-3:30pm (half hour lunch on your own)
Location: Mequon Nature Preserve
Elective (6 hours)
Description: To combat the effects of climate change and pollinator decline, we need to incorporate native plants into our home and business landscapes. There is a wide palate of native plants that are capable of handling tough urban environments and provide essential ecological roles. This class will teach students how to understand microclimates of a site and how to properly select the correct native plants for those areas. We will learn which plants provide habitat requirements for specialist insects as well as those that fill large niches to benefit many species from insects to mammals. A portion of the class will be held outside for students to see structure of plants in their natural environment.
An email with specific details will be sent to you approximately 2-5 days before the course.
Learn more about the Wisconsin Native Plant Certification Program.
*FREE* Audubon/Wild Ones Partner Meeting
Public Welcome Free Event Chapter Social Wheelchair Accessible Public Restroom Free Public Parking
Come join us for the annual partner meeting with Audobon held at the Evergreen Retirement Community building in Oshkosh, WI. The social begins at 6:30PM and the program begins at 7:00PM.
See you there!