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SUMMARY:Buffalo Speaks Reserve\,
DESCRIPTION:Join the Horicon Marsh Bird Club on Thursday\, November 19\, at 6:30 p.m. for an informative presentation by Jim Uhrinak\, Conservation Chair for the Milwaukee Audubon Society. His presentation\, “Audubon Efforts at the Horicon Basin Crossroads\,” will explore the natural history\, geology\, and cultural heritage that make the Horicon Basin such a remarkable place for wildlife and conservation.\nSince the retreat of the glaciers\, the Horicon Basin has attracted hunters and supported an abundance of wildlife. Today\, it remains a treasure for restoration and conservation\, offering opportunities to recover wildlife populations\, restore native habitats\, and make new discoveries about the landscape we share.\nAs June Hlem wrote\, “Discovery is the greatest human pleasure.” The ongoing recovery of wildlife\, progress in habitat restoration\, and unexpected discoveries throughout the Horicon Basin continue to inspire those who work to protect it.\nUhrinak brings a broad background in wildlife ecology\, natural history\, and cultural landscape preservation to his conservation work. He studied Wildlife Ecology and Veterinary Anatomy at the University of Minnesota and has an interest in interpreting American Indian legends. A consulting arborist and life member of the International Oak Society\, he also works to restore oak savanna remnants—unique landscapes shaped by both natural processes and human activity.\nOne of his major areas of focus is Buffalo Speaks Reserve\, a 97-acre property in Dodge County where restoration efforts support native prairie\, woodland\, and grassland habitats. Through native planting initiatives and volunteer involvement\, the reserve is helping improve habitat for birds and other wildlife. Uhrinak also works with members of the Menominee community to incorporate traditional cultural burning practices into land management\, helping maintain grassland habitats while honoring Indigenous ecological knowledge and the area’s cultural history.Through his work with the Milwaukee Audubon Society and local restoration efforts\, Uhrinak highlights the connections between healthy habitats\, wildlife conservation\, and the human stories woven into Wisconsin’s landscapes.\nJoin us to learn more about Buffalo Speaks Reserve and the conservation efforts that help preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the Horicon Basin.\nProgram DetailsDate: Thursday\, November 19th\, 2026Time: 6:30–7:30 p.m.Location: Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor CenterN7725 Hwy 28\, Horicon\, WI 53032Zoom registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/…/register/GEO6iDeqSc-3w3vhQX2MLg\nAll are welcome! We hope you can join us for this interesting talk about Buffalo Speaks Reserve. \nSee less\n\n\n\nHoricon\, Wisconsin\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMeet your host
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/buffalo-speaks-reserve/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
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SUMMARY:Eagle-eyed Community Science ; the Bald Eagle Nest Watch
DESCRIPTION:January \nBrenna Marsicek from the Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance will present the program \nEagle-eyed Community Science ; the Bald Eagle Nest Watch \nThrough the tremendous power of on-the-ground volunteers\, the Bald Eagle Nest Watch\nprogram has gathered important information about the health\, productivity\, and nesting\nsuccess of hundreds of Bald Eagle nests in Wisconsin since 2018. Join this presentation\nto learn more about what these volunteers look for\, why the work matters\, and how bird\nand nature enthusiasts around Horicon Marsh can get involved. \nBrenna Marsicek is the director of outreach for Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance and\ncoordinates or supports a variety of volunteer community science programs including\nBald Eagle Nest Watch\, Kestrel Nest Box Monitoring Program\, Bird Collision Corps\,\nand the Madison-area Christmas Bird Count. She loves helping people connect with\nnature in creative\, engaging\, and meaningful ways. \n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/eagle-eyed-community-science-the-bald-eagle-nest-watch/
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SUMMARY:For the Love of Birds
DESCRIPTION:Join us February 18th 2027  at 6:30PM \nFor the Love of Birds \nIn this presentation  Alicia Craig-King \,the Executive Director of Wisconsin Society for Ornithology  will share the status of birds in Wisconsin and all the ways we can help protect the birds we love. Using interactive maps\, sounds\, and color video and\npictures\, Alicia will share her love and passion for birds with you. \nPrior to joining the WSO in May of 2025.  Alicia worked for the Forest products laboratory \, spent several years in Alaska as  a Public Affairs Specialist and in Washington DC working for the US Fish and Wildlife Service .
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/for-the-love-of-birds/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:Counting Cranes\, Not Sheep. Presenter Leslie Andrich
DESCRIPTION:March 18th 2027 \nThis presentation will be about the International Crane\nFoundation’s Midwest Annual Crane Count which marked 50 years in 2026. It will\ninclude how the count is done by volunteers throughout the Midwest in April when the\ncranes have arrived back in Wisconsin after spending winter elsewhere and what the ICF\ndoes with the data collected. \nLeslie Andrich has been birding her whole life and credits her mother\nwith nurturing a love of birds and the natural world into her from a very early age. Or waking up in their camper trailer in a campground in some far-flung state on family summer vacations to go “looking for birds” and other things. \nShe is the current secretary of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club and on the Horicon Marsh\nBird Festival committee. She leads and co-leads birding field trips for the club and\nfestival. \n \n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/counting-cranes-not-sheep-presenter-leslie-andrich/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
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