Trees For Tomorrow offers a number of events during summer that are unique to the northwoods of Wisconsin. The programs are free unless otherwise noted. Donations are always welcome and help maintain the program budget.

Summer Youth Camp - NEW

Water, Woods, Wonders ~ August 4-8 from 8:30 am until 3:30 pm each day.
For children ages 12 through 15 years old. Activities include challenge course, archery, map and compass, canoeing, tree identification, learning GPS, swimming, hiking, and much more. Cost is just $160 per child for the week which includes activities, snacks, lunch, crafts, games, and a Trees For Tomorrow t-shirt. For more information, email Maria Pichette or call 715-479-6456.

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Nature Programs (Public Programs) at Trees For Tomorrow
Tuesdays from June 17 through August 19 at 7:00 p.m.
Free, but donations are always welcome.

June 17 ~ Wisconsin Turtles + June = Turtle Nesting! presented by Rebecca Christoffel

June 24 ~ Owls of the Northwoods presented by Troy Walters

July 1 ~ Common Loons: Symbols of the Northwoods presented by Sandy Gillum (book signing follows program)

July 8 ~ Wildlife Diseases presented by Julie Langenberg

July 15 ~ Back Country Backpacking and Leave No Trace Principles presented by Maria Pichette

July 22 ~ Update on Aquatic Invasive Species presented by Ted Ritter

July 29 ~ Wolves presented by Troy Walters

August 5 ~ Bog Ecology presented by Cheryl Todea

August 12 ~ Navigating with a GPS presented by a Trees For Tomorrow teacher/naturalist (registration required)

August 19 ~ Composting Made Easy presented by Alicia McCormick

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Forest Trail Guided Hikes - FREE
Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m. from June 18 through August 20.

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Family Programs - NEW
Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. from June 19 through August 21.
$1.00 per person or $5.00 per family.
These programs are nature related and many involve making craft items.

June 19 ~ Frog Calls of Northern Wisconsin
Come learn about a special group of Wisconsin’s amphibians called frogs. Listen to and learn how to recognize 12 species of frog calls

June 26 ~ Early Summer Phenology (Natural Happenings) of the Northwoods
Come enjoy and discover the fascinating world of phenology, the study of when things happen in nature. Learn about the fleeting natural phenomena of early summers in the Northwoods (while taking a brief trail walk--weather permitting), such as which flowers are in bloom and which animals are calling for mates.

July 3 ~ Salamanders of Wisconsin
Learn about a special group of Wisconsin’s amphibians called salamanders and meet Trees For Tomorrow’s resident educational salamanders.

July 10 ~ Loons
Learn about northern Wisconsin’s common loon, a species of special concern. Discover ways that you can help ensure that this bird makes a comeback.

July 17 ~ Frog Calls of Northern Wisconsin
Come learn about a special group of Wisconsin’s amphibians called frogs. Listen to and learn how to recognize 12 species of frog calls.

July 24 ~ Nature's Calendar: Mid-Summer Phenology (Natural Happenings) of the Northwoods
Discover and enjoy the fascinating world of phenology, the study of when things happen in nature. Learn about the fleeting natural phenomena of summer in the Northwoods (while taking a brief trail walk--weather permitting), such as which flowers are in bloom and how the animals make use of the season.

July 31 ~ Aquatic Invasive Species
Learn aout ways that you can prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Discover the effects of invasive species. Posted up through the end of July on channel 12’s websitehttp://www.wjfw.com/eventcalendar.html

August 7 ~ Salamanders of Wisconsin
Learn about a special group of Wisconsin’s amphibians called salamanders and meet Trees For Tomorrow’s resident educational salamanders.

August 14 ~ Loons
Learn about northern Wisconsin’s common loon, a species of special concern. Discover ways that you can help ensure that this bird makes a comeback.

August 31 ~ Late-Summer Phenology
Discover and enjoy the fascinating world of phenology, the study of when things happen in nature. Learn about the fleeting natural phenomena of late summer in the Northwoods (while taking a brief trail walk--weather permitting), such as which flowers are in bloom and what animals are doing to prepare for fall.