Guided Hike
Spring Wildflower Walk – Pop-Up Phenology Program
Have you ever gone on a walk or joined a guided hike and thought, these flowers would have been spectacular last week? Nature doesn’t always follow a set schedule—but with a little flexibility, we can try to catch it at just the right moment. That’s the idea behind our “Pop-up Phenology Programs.” Phenology is the study of the timing of natural events—like wildflowers blooming, birds migrating, or insects emerging. Because these events are influenced by a variety of environmental factors, their timing can vary from year to year. To help us catch spring wildflowers at or near their peak bloom, we’ll schedule a guided walk on short notice when conditions look just right. Rather than setting a date far in advance, we invite interested participants to sign up for an alert list. When the timing is right, we’ll notify you when to meet us for the walk. Interested in discovering the magical world of spring wildflowers at Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve? Sign up below to receive an alert when conditions are right and we schedule a guided walk!

About This Preserve
Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve
The preserve where it all began. Nearly 700 acres along Kangaroo Lake protect a remarkable descent from an ancient glacial shoreline ridge down 130 feet to spring-fed Peil Creek and a boreal lakeshore teeming with wildlife.
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More Programs to Explore
More at this preserve and other upcoming programs
Fall for Autumn Foliage
Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve
The Natural and Human History of the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Nature Preserve
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Nature Preserve
Where History Meets Habitat: Exploring Anderson Pond
Ephraim Nature Preserve at Anderson Pond

