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Enjoy summer offerings from the UW-Stevens Point Schmeeckle Reserve

Explore all the outdoor fun the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point’s Schmeeckle Reserve has in store this summer.
 
Schmeeckle Reserve will host two “Nature Explorers” day camps June 16-26 and July 7-17 for children entering 3rd-6th grade. These camps will lead hands-on activities, including child-centered discovery hikes, wildlife watching, catching frogs and other pond animals, canoeing in the lake and more. Each camp will run Monday through Thursday from 1-4 p.m. for two weeks. Registration is $150 per two-week session for non-Friends of Schmeeckle members and $125 per two-week session for Friends of Schmeeckle members. Each session is limited to 20 children.
 
Performances of “Music in the Woods,” a free music series sponsored by the Friends of Schmeeckle, will take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays this summer in the Pankowski Friends Amphitheater near the Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center, 2419 North Point Dr., Stevens Point.
 
Concerts include:

  • Tuesday, June 17 – Point of Jazz – These UWSP graduates express soulful energy through jazz standards, original works and modern compositions.
  • Tuesday, June 24 – Moonhouse – This laid-back group delivers folkadelic Americana grooves through original music and covers.
  • Tuesday, July 22 – CWSO Bassoon Quartet – The Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra group brings the rich sound of bassoons together in a new way.
To learn more, contact the Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center by calling 715-346-4992 or email schmeeckle@uwsp.edu. Reasonable accommodation for special needs will be made with advance notice. 
 
Schmeeckle Reserve, a 280-acre nature reserve on the UW-Stevens Point campus, is operated by the College of Natural Resources to protect and restore ecosystems, serve as an outdoor classroom for learning and provide outdoor recreation opportunities. Learn more at www.uwsp.edu/schmeeckle.

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