I really love the new calendar page.  It is so easy to use and I love the fact that you can click on an event and get al the info needed.

Our menu is looking nicely balanced...this will be tasty.  There will be some wine, beer, soda and water as well.

Very nice survey page - I like how the pie segments jump out.  Neat!

I really like the new section on the fish passage program..almost as much as the fish are going to be liking the ladders.

Thank you to everyone fro making this a wonderful day!

looking forward to a great day and fun event!

Almost there - this will be a great event!

BBQ Pork Sandwiches have the food survey lead..Yummy

What a fantastic website...16 days to go

love the silent auction site.

Join us on Saturday, July 17, 2010 for a Bio Blitz at the Cedarburg Bog! This fun and free citizen-science event will bring together scientists, volunteers, and the public to see how many species can be tallied in a day-long biological survey of Cedarburg Bog State Natural Area. Designed as part educational event, part scientific endeavor and part festival, this event is not to be missed!Visit www.wisconservation.org and follow the BioBlitz link on the home page to register and learn more. Or you can contact Jeffrey Potter, NRF Special Projects Coordinator, jeffrey.potter@wisconsin.gov or 608-261-4392. Registration for this free event is recommended but not required.

Harrington Beach - One EarthCache explores the white cedar swamp while another details the history of Stonehaven.

Riveredge - This EarthCache explains what an ephemeral pond is.

John

In addition to the official Treasures of Oz geocaches, there are also several EarthCaches in the Ozaukee area.  Where a typical geocache has you looking for a physical container that someone has hidden, an EarthCache site is a special place that people can visit to learn about a unique geoscience feature or aspect of our Earth. Visitors to EarthCache sites can see how our planet has been shaped by geological processes, how we manage the resources and how scientists gather evidence to learn about the Earth.  More about EarthCaches can be found at www.earthcache.org

The EarthCache sites in Ozaukee include:

Cedarburg Bog – One EarthCache explains how the bog was initially carved out by glaciers while another tells how plant life filled it up creating a number of different unique ecosystems.

Grafton Lime Kilns – This EarthCache talks about making lime from limestone.

Happy Birthday Week, Dave!    

The website is fantastic.  it really helps us sell Treasures of Oz

This website is absolutely awesome!! I am so impressed with all of the hard work and dedication that has gone into this. Your love for the environment and for Ozaukee County is reflected in the entire project. I'm proud to be a small part of this as a volunteer at Forest Beach on July 24th...can't wait for the celebration...I encourage everyone to attend!!!!

This web site just gets better and better.

Great job on the site.  Look forward to the event this summer.