Audubon Ecology Camp Teaches Hands-on Nature Skills
Wisconsin Ecology Camp at Hunt Hill near Washburn hosts diverse students and professionals for two weeks to six sessions from mid June to mid August. Participants study biology ornithology limnology and more while canoeing Namekagon River and visiting regional natural areas. Camps run 339 acres with bogs forests prairies and lakes donated in 1954 by the Andrews family and expanded with private donations. Camp director Terry Dorsey notes the experience balances depth and a lively pace with field trips lectures and evening programs. Fees range 385 per camper for one week and 625 for two weeks with family rates for adults and children under ten. For details contact Hunt Hill Audubon Camp Sarona Wisconsin or the National Audubon Society North Midwest Regional Office Minneapolis.