Sunday, February 10. 1 pm.   Grab your camera & join Photographer Tom Knuth for a Winter Photography Hike.  (tentative). Hikes begin at 1 p.m. at Christa Mc Auliffe Park in Green Bay. For the latest information: ww.bairdcreek.org or call 432-4739 Remember to dress for the weather!

Wednesday, February 13.  7 pm.  "The Economy of Bird Watching"  program by Jon Motquin at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.

February 15-18. Great Backyard Bird Count. Participate in this 11th annual citizen science project hosted by the National Audubon Society and Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Count the birds you see during at least a 15 minute period. Report your results at www.birdcount.org and see maps and lists from all participants. More detailed instructions are available on that website.

Sunday, March 9. 1 pm.   Learn about issues that are plaguing Baird Creek, and find out what you can do on our Erosion & Invasive Species Hike. Hikes begin at 1 p.m. at Christa Mc Auliffe Park in Green Bay. For the latest information: ww.bairdcreek.org or call 432-4739 Remember to dress for the weather!

Wednesday, March 12.  7 pm.  "Panama: Bridge of Life"  program by Vicki Medland at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.

Wednesday, April 9.  7 pm.  "Grasshoppers of Wisconsin"  program by Kathryn Kirk at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.

Sunday, April 13. 1pm.   Come with Charlie Frisk as he casts his net to view some of the Fish of Baird Creek.   Hikes begin at 1 p.m. at Christa Mc Auliffe Park in Green Bay. For the latest information: ww.bairdcreek.org or call 432-4739

Earth Week 2008: April 19-27

Saturday, April 19. 9:00-noon. Fox River Clean-up. St. Francis Park, Green Bay.

Saturday, April 19. 1:00-4:00 pm. Great Lakes Compact Forum, featuring Peter Annin, author of The Great Lakes Water Wars. UWGB, Rose Hall Room 250.

Sunday, April 20. 9:00-11:00am. Take Back the Pavement. Broadway Street, Green Bay. Transformation of parking spaces into art.

Monday, April, 21. 6:00-8:00pm. What's all the Woof about Wolves? by Cindy Mueller. Brown County Library, 515 Pine St, Green Bay.

Tuesday, April 22. 10:30-11:00am. Earth Day Storytime. Brown County Library, 515 Pine St, Green Bay.

Thursday, April 24. Leave Your Car at Home Day Challenge.

Tuesday, April 22. 5:30-7:30pm. Earth Day Recycled Craft Projects. Brown County Library, 515 Pine St, Green Bay.

Friday, April 25. 6:00-9:00pm. "The 11th Hour" free film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, portrayal of humanity's impact on our planet. Discussion to follow film. Brown County Library, 515 Pine St, Green Bay.

Saturday, April 26. 9:00-noon. Baird Creek Clean-up. Meet at Triangle Hill Pavillion, Beverly Rd, Green Bay.

Saturday, April 26. 9:00-noon. Willow Creek Clean-up. Meet at NEW Lutheran Cul de sac, 1311 S Robinson Av, Green Bay.

Saturday, April 26. 1:00-3:00pm. Hikes, Rain Barrel and Composting Demos. Triangle Hill Pavillion, Beverly Rd, Green Bay.

Saturday, April 26. (time to be announced). Rain Garden Demonstration. Christa McAuliffe Park, Green Bay.

Saturday, April 26. 5:30-midnight. Ecojam! Featuring Burnt Toast & Jam, and Kojo. Holiday Inn City Center, 200 Main St, Green Bay. $5/per person ($4 with used cell phone donation).

Sunday April 27. Noon-4:00pm. Teddy Bear Hunt in Bellevue hosted by Izaak Walton League. Food, fishing, and more. $10/family. Osprey Point, Hwy GV (~1 mile south of 172).

Wednesday, May 7 5:30 PM.   Annual Banquet Meeting and Elections. Eagles Nest Supper Club, 3261 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay. Program at 7:15 by Dr. Kent Hall "Operation Top State".

May 11th  Witness the beauty of the Spring Wildflower Hike with Dr. Matt Dornbush. Hikes begin at 1 p.m. at Christa Mc Auliffe Park in Green Bay. For the latest information: ww.bairdcreek.org or call 432-4739

Wednesday, June 11.  7 pm.  "Baird Creek: The Hidden Jewel of Green Bay"  program, at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.  

Wednesday, July 9.  7 pm.  "Native Bees of Wisconsin"  program by Amy Wolf, at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.  

Wednesday, August 13.  7 pm.  "Portland’s Unique Natural Areas"  program by Matt Welter, at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.  

Wednesday, November 8.  7 pm.  "The Scoop on Squirrels"  program by Bob Howe, at the Neville Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. No admission charge. For more information call 920-448-4460.  

TBA