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✔Participate in track-based
activities and seminars
✔ Visit different locations on
Campus and in Madison
✔Hear from speakers, watch
a performance from the 4-H
Drama Company
June 16-19, 2025
Register through 4Honline,
Opens Mar 17th!
Open to youth grades 8 – 11
We’re excited to invite you to join the Sauk County 4-H Art Program! It’s a fantastic opportunity for all ages to explore their creativity and have fun with art.
Here are the details:
What: Sauk County 4-H Art Program
When: 2nd Saturday of each month, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Where: Baraboo High School Room W114
Who: Open to all ages! Cloverbuds & Members!
What to expect:
Structured Fine Art and Craft Projects: Learn new techniques and create beautiful artwork.
Open Studio Space and Materials: Explore your own ideas and use a variety of art supplies.
Upcoming Dates: 2nd Saturday of each month, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
-April 12th
-May 10th
-Summer dates TBA
-September 13th
-October 11th
-November 8th
Important: Please RSVP by the 1st of each month to ensure we have enough materials for everyone.
You can RSVP by emailing 4-H Project Leader Sarah Z: higley.sara@alumni.uwlax.edu
Here is the schedule for the 2025 Animal Sciences educational webinars. The next one is coming up April 17th.
Become a scientist for a day.
Every living thing leaves tiny traces of DNA in its environment – even fish! By collecting water samples and analyzing them for environmental DNA (eDNA), we can detect the presence of specific species, including harmful Aquatic Invasive Spices, without needing to see them directly. It’s like being a Crime Scene Investigator for the underwater world!
8:30-4:00pm
Upham Woods Outdoor Learning Center
N194 County Rd N
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
This event is limited to 20 youth.
2025 Tri-County Camp4-H Summer Camp June 11-14, 2025
Located at Camp Lakotah in Waushara County
$225 Early Bird Registration until March 31st.
$250 Registration April 1st – 30th.
No registrations will be accepted past April 30th.
There are 2 camp experiences offered this year:
Base Camp: 4-H members and guests in 3rd-6th grades
Outpost Camp: 4-H members and guests in 7th & 8th grades
What is Base Camp?
Base Camp is a structured experience that offers campers a variety of activities throughout the day. Campers are placed into cabin groups of 5-10 and supported by a camp counselor. Base camp cabins will be in large cabins with twin beds or twin bunkbeds. Most cabins have a rest room in the cabins. There is a separate shower house with individual private showers. Campers participate in Swimming, Archery, Crafts, Disc Golf, Canoeing/Kayaking, Fishing, Scavenger Hunt, Nature Exploration and more. Camp days typically start at 7am through lights out at 10:30pm.
What is Outpost Camp?
Outpost camp is a more rustic camping experience. Cabins will be less modern, and campers will cook many meals over the fire. The schedule is less structured leaving time for youth to plan their days events together.
Outpost Campers will sleep in small cabins of 2-4. Most cabins have electricity, but no plumbing. Campers will have access to community restroom and shower house within walking distance. A porta-potty is also available nearby. There is a separate shower house with individual private showers. There are only 20 spots available for outpost camp, so register early!
Camp registration includes: meals, lodging, supplies, educational programs, expertise of the Columbia, Dodge & Sauk County Camp staff (youth counselors & adult volunteers) & more!
Registrations are due no later than April 30th at 4:30pm.
