Deep Water Grille / The Alley

For our February Science on Tap presentation, join Eric Faber, digital navigator with the Northwest Wisconsin Workforce Development Board, for his talk, Understanding AI: Demystifying the Modern "Magic" Machines. Artificial Intelligence has been dominating all of our websites, apps, and news feeds recently and, as it continues to become a part of our daily lives, […]

Hosted by US Fish and Wildlife fish biologist Ellary Marano.

For our December Science on Tap presentation, join Terry Daulton, UW Trout Lake Station volunteer and retired environmental educator for her talk, Drawing Water: Building Science Understanding through the Arts! What happens when a group of artists and scientists explore the complexity, beauty and future of northern lakes? Beginning in June of 2010, a group […]

For our November Science on Tap presentation, join Peggy Burkeman, a retired National Parks Service biologist, as we dive into the topic of Canada Yew! The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore hosts one of the best landscape scale representations of Canada yew (Taxus canadensis) in the Great Lakes states. As a keystone species, Canada yew has […]

Adrian Wydeven, Timber Wolf Alliance This presentation will discuss the biology and ecology of wolves in Wisconsin, and how wolves are impacting deer and forest ecosystems.  Adrian will also examine the current and future scientific management of the state wolf population.  Adrian obtained a BS degrees in Biology and Wildlife Management at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point […]

Join us for our March Science on Tap! On Tuesday March 18 Rob Croll, Hannah Panci, and Karina Heim will present Ganawenindiwag - Working with Plant Relatives to Heal and Protect Gichigami Shorelines. Ganawenindiwag empowers users to grow, promote, and use plant beings specifically from natural plant communities adapted to coastal areas of Gichigami (Lake […]

In recent years our understanding of pain has changed; it's NOT "all in your head" but it is (mostly) "all in your brain!" And our brains, amazing as they are, can make mistakes. This talk will walk you through the brain's role as pain gatekeeper, and the different ways it processes and "decides" about the […]

Beginners to experts are invited to test their birding knowledge. Registration begins at 6 pm. The first 50 to register receive a token for a free South Shore Brew!

Join us for our December Science on Tap Presentation from Abi Fergus!! Science on Tap is a 30-45 minute presentation about a science related topic followed by audience Q&A. Abi will be sharing their presentation: Wildlife Tracking: Taking Another Animal's Perspective. Abi Fergus (they/them) is a level III Tracker through Tracker Certification North America and […]