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"Serving our community by providing environmental education, conservation, and outdoor recreation opportunities for all ages"

ABOUT THE NATURE PRESERVE

The Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve is a 775 acre independent, nonprofit wildlife preserve and nature education facility, located in Outagamie County, Wisconsin. Financial support comes solely from individual and corporate donations, memberships, grants and program fees. We do not receive any support or tax dollars from state, federal, city, county or other government entities. We do not receive funds from the United Way, and we are not supported by a family endowment fund. Our operational budget comes from the generosity of those in the community who care about nature and protecting this site from development.

WHAT CAN I DO THERE?

Visitors enjoy walking or jogging on our rustic woodland and meadow trails in summer. A wide variety of wildlife may be spotted in the cedar swamp, pond, meadow, prairie or forest habitats. Cross-country ski trails are maintained in the winter. Snowshoe trails are open for snowshoeing and hiking. In total, there are 8.5 miles of trails open to the public. Check for seasonal closures of some areas. A portion of the trails are wheelchair accessible.
Visit the earth sheltered nature center to see educational exhibits and talk with friendly staff. Take advantage of adult, family, and children's workshops and programs, guided tours, and special events throughout the year.

Our Mission
The Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve provides educational and recreational opportunities to encourage persons of all ages to develop and practice a sound environmental ethic, which reflects an understanding and appreciation of nature.

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