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Trees For Tomorrow Trees For Tomorrow(TFT) is a non-profit that functions as an accredited natural resources school in Eagle River, Wisconsin.

TFT specializes in overnight trips for K-12, summer day programs for youth, & adult education options. Trees For Tomorrow Vision Statement -
"Trees For Tomorrow will be the national leader in natural resources education providing an accredited, outdoor, hands-on, science-based curriculum focusing on sustainability and stewardship to enlighten diverse audiences." Center Goals -
• Awareness, knowledge and understanding of natural resources and related issues, including the social and economic impacts now and for the future.
• Skills needed to understand and make informed decisions regarding the management and wise use of natural resources.
• Attitudes and values for the motivation to actively participate in the management and wise use of natural resources.

When our community pulls together, impact multiplies. 🌲✨The annual campaign is officially underway, and thanks to a de...
10/07/2026

When our community pulls together, impact multiplies. 🌲✨

The annual campaign is officially underway, and thanks to a dedicated group of local and regional donors who have pooled together a special matching fund, your gift today will go twice as far!

Every dollar you give will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $75,000, doubling the resources available for student programs, hands-on forestry education, and keeping our Northwoods campus thriving for the next generation.

💡 Double your impact today: Make your gift online at https://treesfortomorrow.com/Make-an-Impact/

Thank you to our incredible matching donors and to everyone who stands with us! 💚

10/06/2026

This marsh ASMR moment was brought to you by Sevastopol 5th graders and their chaperones. The group visited us for 3 days and enjoyed exploring our local wetlands, navigating through the national forest, and bonding together as a group!

Why limit your education to just one classroom? 🌍 Our collaborative Multi-High School Program, built on the SOLE (Scho...
10/04/2026

Why limit your education to just one classroom? 🌍

Our collaborative Multi-High School Program, built on the SOLE (School Outdoor Learning Experiences) framework, is redefining what secondary education looks like. By pooling resources, ideas, and student communities from multiple high schools, we create an ecosystem that fosters curiosity, autonomy, and cross-cultural teamwork.

We are proud to see how this initiative is bridging gaps and opening doors for students across districts. Interested in partnering with us or enrolling your students? Visit https://www.treesfortomorrow.com/Multi-High-School/ for details.

Today marks the end of our 8th Road Scholar program of the year! The faces change each week (except for our loyal return...
10/03/2026

Today marks the end of our 8th Road Scholar program of the year! The faces change each week (except for our loyal return guests!) but the joy of sharing the Northwoods is the same regardless of the week or season.
8 down, 1 to go!

Do you love sharing the outdoors and inspiring the next generation? We're hiring a part-time Environmental Science Educa...
10/03/2026

Do you love sharing the outdoors and inspiring the next generation? We're hiring a part-time Environmental Science Educator in Eagle River, WI! Guaranteed that no two days are the same!

Part-Time (approx. 20–28 hrs/week)
Perks: Meals provided with groups, optional reduced-rate housing, and paid professional development.

Ready to make a lasting impact? Send your cover letter, resume, and 3 professional references to Education Manager Jenny Sadak at [email protected].

🔗 Learn more and view full details at: treesfortomorrow.com/Jobs/Internships/

- Milkweed pods are opening and distributing their seeds! Milkweed seeds are attached to silk threads that help catch t...
10/02/2026

- Milkweed pods are opening and distributing their seeds! Milkweed seeds are attached to silk threads that help catch the wind and aid in dispersal. Did you know that you can harvest milkweed pods and cook them? Apparently they are similar to okra in taste and texture! You can find out more about foraging for pods here: https://foragerchef.com/milkweed-pods/

A huge Thank you to Marty Ochs and Green Bay Innovation Group (GBIG) for supporting our education programs, promoting TF...
10/01/2026

A huge Thank you to Marty Ochs and Green Bay Innovation Group (GBIG) for supporting our education programs, promoting TFT in your e-newsletters, letting us be a part of the annual 5P Expo, and so much more! Marty believes in Trees For Tomorrow and our impact on the next generation! Thank you Marty and GBIG!!!

Students from Gibraltar MS visited us last week and had fun exploring the bog, paddling canoes, and practicing survival ...
09/30/2026

Students from Gibraltar MS visited us last week and had fun exploring the bog, paddling canoes, and practicing survival skills! Thanks for visiting us!

Learning never stops for our educators! This weekend, Phoebe and Jenny participated in the Forest History Association of...
09/30/2026

Learning never stops for our educators! This weekend, Phoebe and Jenny participated in the Forest History Association of Wisconsin's annual conference at Treehaven in Tomahawk, WI. The conference offered valuable insights into the history of WVIC's influence on Wisconsin River sustainability, Steigerwaldt forest and land management practices, and how white pine helped shape the country's forestry heritage.

Fall colors are ramping up this week, and a great place to see them is our campus! This photo was taken in our deer excl...
09/29/2026

Fall colors are ramping up this week, and a great place to see them is our campus! This photo was taken in our deer exclosure on the east side of our campus. While some things are still green, the black cherry trees in the foreground (left side of photo) are starting to turn a bright red! Because this plot is protected from heavy deer grazing, you'll likely find a contrast of colors due to the higher diversity of species present.

Address

519 E Sheridan Street
Eagle River, WI
54521

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

(715) 479-6456

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