Horicon Marsh Wildlife Education Program

Outdoor/ Nature Activity

Horicon , WI

The Horicon Marsh Wildlife Education Program offers an extensive wildlife and nature curriculum tailored for both public and home-schooled students. With a 16-program lineup, the curriculum enables students to delve into topics such as animal behavior, wildlife management, and ecology. Designed to inspire curiosity and environmental stewardship, these programs provide a dynamic mix of indoor lessons and real-world exploration. Educators and homeschool families have access to expertly crafted lesson plans and resources intended to enrich any nature-focused educational setup. Activities include learning about mammals, identifying animal tracks, and understanding the principles of wildlife conservation and management. The setting of Horicon Marsh itself serves as a living classroom, offering immersive experiences in nature exploration and observation.

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