One of Henry Ford’s post World War I “Village Industries” included the community of Alberta, centered around its sawmill. Today, you can tour its museum.
Michigan Tech and Isle Royale National Park partner in science project and programs on the archipelago and surrounding Lake Superior waters.
Paintings, wood murals, and bronze sculptures by award-winning wildlife artists showcase northern Michigan flora and fauna. Exhibit open to the public.
Programs Connect, Create, and Communicate
Electricity, heat, and fuel from plant materials. Isle Royale Moosewatch. Outdoor investigation trips to prepare the next generation of scientists. The College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science partners with and provides enrichment opportunities for learning, discovery, and knowledge of natural-resource science, management, and education to people of all ages.
Our Partnerships
- North Institute of Applied Climate Science
- Isle Royale Institute
- Western UP Center for Science, Mathematics and Environmental Education
- Center for Science and Environmental Outreach
Where can I find educational programming for young folks interested in natural resources?
Stewardship Opportunities
Stewardship opportunities are occasionally available throughout the college. These opportunities offer a great way to build camaraderie, volunteer your time, and enjoy the outdoors while helping care for the Tech Trails. These events are also a chance to connect with students, alumni, staff, and faculty, and to give back to the community through charitable work. Get to know CFRES and some of the work we are involved with to keep Michigan Tech's forest remain sustainable and resilient.
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