VIEW EXPERIENCE
Trees For Tomorrow (TFT), a non-profit environmental education center in Eagle River, will be hosting a Wisconsin Master Naturalist training. Join TFT staff and regional experts in a week-long exploration of the waters, forests, wildlife, and geology that make the Northwoods so special. Our field experiences allow opportunities to explore county, state, or national forest lands as well as the beautiful lakes, rivers, and wetlands of the Northwoods. Participants will also learn more about citizen science opportunities, current research in various fields, and how they can make a difference in their communities through volunteer service. Please note that this training visits several field locations that will require a moderate amount of hiking on and off trail, sometimes on uneven terrain.
PROGRAM COST JUST $275/student and includes:
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40-hour course and instruction, including guest speakers
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All materials and local transportation (5 days of field trips)
LODGING:
Lodging is available in one of our on-site dormitories for $40/night, made payable to Trees For Tomorrow. Please plan to bring your own towels and bedding.
MEALS:
A continental style breakfast is available each morning at no extra cost for the participants. Lunch is available for the week (Sunday-Friday) for an additional fee of $70/person, made payable to TFT. Those not participating in the TFT lunch option will need to bring lunch each day. We do ask that participants commit to the entire week for the lunch option. You are responsible for your own dinner arrangements. please call 715-479-6456 or email jenny@treesfortomorrow.com. Participants are responsible for their own dinner arrangements.
Wisconsin Master Naturalist Volunteer Training
Make a positive impact through stewardship, citizen science, and educational activities - July 7 - 12, 2024.
Trees For Tomorrow Hosts Annual Master Naturalist Volunteer Training!
Coursework in natural history, interpretation, and conservation stewardship
For more information, or to reserve lodging, meals, or discuss dietary needs, please contact Jenny Sadak at 715-479-6456 or jenny@treesfortomorrow.com.
JULY 7 - 12, 2024 training will be held at Trees For Tomorrow & surrounding field sites
Registration opens January 8th at 9 a.m. and is done through WI Master Naturalist - UW Extension
For more information, or to reserve lodging, meals, or discuss dietary needs, please contact Jenny Sadak at 715-479-6456 or jenny@treesfortomorrow.com.
For more information, or to reserve lodging, meals, or discuss dietary needs, please contact Jenny Sadak at 715-479-6456 or jenny@treesfortomorrow.com.
The Wisconsin Master Naturalist program is a network of well-informed volunteers dedicated to conservation service, leadership, and lifelong learning. The Master Naturalist training provides 40 hours of education in a variety of natural history topics and Master Naturalist service areas. Through expert-led trainings, Master Naturalists are equipped to address challenges facing the state by making positive impacts through stewardship, citizen science, and educational activities. Trainings have an emphasis on outdoor field experiences with some classroom instruction and are taught by professional natural resources educators and scientists. Once trained, Wisconsin Master Naturalists record 40 hours of service and 8 hours of advanced training each year to maintain certification and receive a recognition pin.