Ripples 10/8/26
Written by Jason Prigge, Development Director Forest Bathing Sometimes the anxieties of our fast-paced lives can wear us down. The
Ripples 10/1/26
Written by Kennedy Zittel, Naturalist Woodland Dunes has been collecting phenology data for decades, carefully tracking when certain things occur
Ripples 09/24/2026
By Max Kornetzke, Land Manager Spring and fall have always been my favorite times of year. There is something so
Ripples 9/17/2026
by Sue Crowley, Executive Director As we move into autumn and the leaves begin to carpet the forest floor with
Ripples 9/10/26
By Jess Johnsrud, Education Coordinator Photo by Kennedy Zittel, Naturalist Monarchs are one of the most recognizable butterfly species with
Ripples 9/3/26
Written by Jason Prigge, Development Director The Living Green The color green is never simply green. In nature, it is
Ripples 8/20/26
By Max Kornetzke, Land Manager In the precolonial landscape, tall grass prairies were a dominant plant community in much of
Ripples 8/13/26
By Jess Johnsrud, Education Coordinator I was recently with a group of seven- to eleven-year-olds on Conifer Trail during the
Ripples 8/6/26
Written by Raymie Miller, Habitat Restoration Intern Nearly every day while working here at Woodland Dunes, I hear a distinctive
Ripples 7/30/26
Written by Jaden Johnson, Habitat Restoration Intern Have you ever wondered why you feel better after being out in nature?