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Welcome! Let the Cable Natural History Museum introduce you to our northwest Wisconsin neighborhood: the 1.5 million-acre Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest; 3,500 lakes and countless rivers, creeks and streams; majestic Lake Superior, the largest lake in the world; beaches, waterfalls, orchids, wetlands, fish, wolves, pine trees, owls, deer, eagles . . . well, you get the picture! Check out our site to get the lay of the land and to learn about the northwoods environment. Then come on up any time of the year and visit!
Our Mission: The Cable Natural History Museum is a regional resource dedicated to promoting appreciation of nature, providing opportunities for natural history education, and advocating stewardship for the environment. |
