Learn from professional natural resources educators in the field and in the classroom

Each year, Master Naturalists complete training with a deeper understanding of Wisconsin’s natural world and the potential that exists with shared purpose and direction.

They leave inspired, informed, and connected with people, places, and volunteer opportunities across Wisconsin.

Two women are behind an educational display table with live animals including a great-horned owl, a turtle, and a reptile. There are other nature-themed items on display.

Connect with volunteers, citizen scientists, natural resources professionals, educators, and land and water stewards to learn during small group workshops, hikes, and field events

The Summit is open to all adults interested in nature-based volunteerism. Master Naturalist certification is not required to attend.

Celebrating the connection between art and nature while supporting the Wisconsin Master Naturalist program.

95 tiny creations, 6 inches by 6 inches and under, crafted by 66 artists in 5 states, including 26 Master Naturalists

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Gain knowledge and connect with people and places across Wisconsin.

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