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Upcoming Events
Sauk County Earth Day Energy Fair
Sunday, April 25, 2010
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
(click here for info)
2010 Cabin Fever Lecture Series
Thursday, February 18 at 7p.m.
Bird Conservation Efforts in Wisconsin –an Update
How are birds faring in Wisconsin’s changing landscape and continuing conservation efforts? Andy Paulios, coordinator for the Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, will give an overview of the cooperative conservation work of individuals and organizations dedicated to state bird species – from song bird devotees to waterfowl and game bird enthusiasts. Held at the Baraboo Arts Building at 323 Water Street, Baraboo.
Thursday, March 4 at 7p.m.
Gains and Losses, Ecological Change in the Woods of Wisconsin
What are the main causes of ecological change in our area, why does it matter, and what’s our role in aiding or limiting that change? Don Waller, UW-Madison Professor of Botany, will share his research and thought on this complex and important subject for woodland owners and those who care for the Baraboo Hills. Held at the Baraboo Arts Building at 323 Water Street, Baraboo.
Thursday, March 11 at 7p.m.
Native American life in the Baraboo Area before European Settlement
How long have Native Americans been in Wisconsin and the Baraboo Area? How did their cultures change over time with changing environmental and social conditions? Thomas Pleger, UW- Baraboo Dean and Professor of Anthropology & Archaeology will give an overview of Wisconsin’s archeological record from 13,000 years ago to the arrival of Europeans. His presentation will feature archaeological sites from across Wisconsin including Baraboo and the surrounding area. Held at the Clarion Hotel & Convention Center at 626 W. Pine Street, Baraboo
Thursday, April 1, 7p.m.
Evolution: a Refresher and Update
Is your understanding of evolution getting a little foggy? Have you tracked the latest science deepening our understanding of the processes of evolution? James Crow, UW-Professor Emeritus of Genetics with a reputation for making difficult concepts clear and accessible will dust those mental cobwebs and expand your understanding of some of the latest scientific work related to evolution. Come join this “recognized leader and statesman of science” for a celebration of scientific inquiry and achievement. Held at Baraboo Arts Building, 323 Water Street, Baraboo.
Thursday, April 15, 7p.m.
Heaven’s Above! It’s Spring!
Ever wonder how astronomers know how far away stars are? Or that the universe is expanding? Or..? Join Jeff Vogt-Schaller, leader of the Sauk County 4-H Astronomy Project, for a brief talk about one of his passions: astronomy. Following the talk, Jeff and his astronomer friends will host a wonderful star gazing party. Telescopes will be available, but if you have one, bring your telescope too! Held at Riverland Conservancy, S7089 Marsh Road, Merrimac.
Directions to Baraboo Arts Building:
Baraboo Arts Building is located at 323 Water St. in Baraboo. This building is just west of Circus World Museum in Baraboo. For those of you coming from Madison via Highway 12, turn right at the second stop light you get to upon entering the Baraboo area (the first stoplight serves the parking lot at the Menards store). After turning, follow the road until you get to another stoplight --turn right at this stoplight --you are now on Water St. . Follow Water St. until you get to a stop sign, continue straight and after a block and a half you'll see the Baraboo Arts Building on your left.
Contact David Wernecke at 355-7512 or brange@baraboorange.org if you have questions.
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