Explore the fascinating intersection of biology and local ecology at the Madeline Island Museum. This special presentation, 'Madeline Mosses — Amphibians of the Plant Communities,' delves into the diverse amphibian species that inhabit the unique plant communities of Madeline Island. Attendees will gain insights into the secret lives of these creatures and their environmental significance. Join us for an evening of discovery and appreciation for the natural wonders found within our local Wisconsin landscape.
What to Expect
An informative one-hour lecture held at the Madeline Island Museum, focusing on the relationship between local amphibians and their specific plant habitats.
Who Should Attend
- Nature enthusiasts
- Students
- Local residents
- Biologists
- Museum visitors
Agenda Overview
The event consists of a 60-minute lecture followed by a brief discussion period.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Madeline Island Museum · Museum
A site of the Wisconsin Historical Society dedicated to the history and culture of Madeline Island.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event held?
Madeline Island Museum, 226 Colonel Woods Ave, La Pointe, WI.
What time does it start?
The lecture begins at 7:00 PM.
Is there an admission fee?
Please check the Madeline Island Museum website for details.
Who is the speaker?
The event is part of the museum's educational calendar.
Is registration required?
It is recommended to check the official calendar for RSVP requirements.
Is the museum accessible?
Yes, the Madeline Island Museum is accessible to visitors.
Tags
Nature
Science
Education
La Pointe
Wisconsin
Museum
Summary
A lecture on local amphibians at the Madeline Island Museum.
Highlights
- Expert-led presentation
- Focus on local amphibian species
- Ecological insights
- Educational museum setting
- Community nature discussion
- Q&A session
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