Unplug, slow down and de-stress from your daily routine. Inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, a certified forest bathing guide will lead you through a series of sensory-based invitations designed to relax, restore, and deepen your relationship with the natural world.  For ages 18 and up $5 parking fee applies to non-members

Unplug, slow down and de-stress from your daily routine. Inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, a certified forest bathing guide will lead you through a series of sensory-based invitations designed to relax, restore, and deepen your relationship with the natural world.  For ages 18 and up $5 parking fee applies to non-members

Unplug, slow down and de-stress from your daily routine. Inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, a certified forest bathing guide will lead you through a series of sensory-based invitations designed to relax, restore, and deepen your relationship with the natural world.  For ages 18 and up $5 parking fee applies to non-members

Hike along with this group that walks Wehr’s trails together for camaraderie, exercise and fun. Meet in the Visitor Center.

Hike along with this group that walks Wehr’s trails together for camaraderie, exercise and fun. Meet in the Visitor Center.

Hike along with this group that walks Wehr’s trails together for camaraderie, exercise and fun. Meet in the Visitor Center.

Hike along with this group that walks Wehr’s trails together for camaraderie, exercise and fun. Meet in the Visitor Center.

Hike along with this group that walks Wehr’s trails together for camaraderie, exercise and fun. Meet in the Visitor Center.

Thursday, September 24, 7-8 pm live via ZoomFee: Free, but registration is requiredTo register email Bev at beverly.bryant@milwaukeecountywi.gov and use “Take Action” in the message line “Climate change is a medical emergency”The 2015 Lancet Commission on Health and Climate ChangeThe COVID-19 pandemic has emphasized the importance of good health and its connection to the health…

A Series of Short Videos produced by Wehr Nature Center and the Greendale Health Department to help you stay safe while exploring outdoors. Free resources available while supplies lasts. Topics will include: Tick identification and life cycles;tick supervillian adaptations, ecology of tick bore diseases;how to dress to prevent bites, how to safely remove a tick,…