Trees For Tomorrow

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

ge 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.

Check out this Goldenrod Crab Spider Admin Assistant Kim found on a daisy in her garden! Crab spiders usually hatch f...
06/19/2026

Check out this Goldenrod Crab Spider Admin Assistant Kim found on a daisy in her garden! Crab spiders usually hatch from overwintered eggs and emerge in late May through mid June. They lay in wait for their prey on flowers, and, get this- they can change color based on the flower they are on (though, the color change takes awhile- up to a month)! You may find some that are yellow (they often are found on goldenrod clusters, hence the name), or they can be white. The identifying mark is reddish-pink streaks down the sides of their abdomens. They are not venomous to people, only their prey. (Caption: photo shows a closeup of a white and pink spider on a daisy).

Big Machinery. Hands-On Science. Free Family Fun! 🌲Join us for a day where the Northwoods comes alive with big equipment...
06/18/2026

Big Machinery. Hands-On Science. Free Family Fun! 🌲

Join us for a day where the Northwoods comes alive with big equipment demonstrations, interactive natural resource exhibits, and local food truck flavors.

🗓 Saturday, July 25 | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
💰 FREE Admission & Family-Friendly!

Whether it's your first time on campus or a family tradition, come get your hands dirty and discover the forest like never before.

🔗 Plan your day at https://treesfortomorrow.com/Forest-Fest/!

What a WILD week of summer programs! Yesterday our Jr. SEEK program traveled off site to visit ReWild, Eagle River's own...
06/17/2026

What a WILD week of summer programs! Yesterday our Jr. SEEK program traveled off site to visit ReWild, Eagle River's own wildlife rehabilitation facility. We want to say a big "Thank You!!" to Olivia for taking the time out of her day to educate our campers on how she cares for wildlife with the hopes of returning them back to the wild!
When students returned to campus they learned all about finding signs of wildlife in our forest and as the rain began to fall in earnest, we shifted indoors to play wildlife charades and wildlife "guess who". A fun day of learning was had by all!

Today we are to the donor who sent us dozens of toothbrushes! Every once in a while a participant will forget theirs a...
06/16/2026

Today we are to the donor who sent us dozens of toothbrushes! Every once in a while a participant will forget theirs at home and being able to offer them that simple item really makes a big difference in their stay with us!

No matter the item, large or little- all donations make a big difference to this nonprofit.

If you're considering donating, please visit our amazon wish list https://a.co/03Y7R8Ll

One of the most iconic portions of our campus is the CCC Statue outside of the Education Hall. On this day in 2015 our C...
06/14/2026

One of the most iconic portions of our campus is the CCC Statue outside of the Education Hall. On this day in 2015 our CCC Statue dedication ceremony occurred with alumni of the CCC present to celebrate. It is an excellent reminder of our historic roots and the efforts of those before us to preserve wild places for enjoyment and discovery!

The CCC Legacy Statue program has 77 installed and dedicated statues around the USA. The first was dedicated in June of 1995, while Wisconsin joined the list in 2003. There are three other statues in Wisconsin; Galloway House and Village in Fond Du Lac, Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, and Fox River Park in Burlington are where they are located.

To learn more about CCC Statues and the CCC Legacy organization visit: https://ccclegacy.org/programs/ccc-worker-statue

The 60th annual Natural Resources Careers Exploration Week was a resounding success! Thank you to all our speakers, chap...
06/13/2026

The 60th annual Natural Resources Careers Exploration Week was a resounding success! Thank you to all our speakers, chaperones, and students for a week of wonder and adventure! Go forth and lead the next generation of advocates and experts!

Keep your eyes open along the trail for the blooms of Pink Lady's Slippers! This plant is one of Wisconsin's native or...
06/12/2026

Keep your eyes open along the trail for the blooms of Pink Lady's Slippers! This plant is one of Wisconsin's native orchid species. Several dozen species of orchids can be found in our state, and most of them are considered rare. Do you care about rare plants? Consider becoming a volunteer with the Rare Plant Monitoring Program through the DNR- (details found here) https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/endangeredresources/rareplantmonitoring And don't forget to tread gently!

Tree Seedlings! We still have plenty of Tree Seedlings for sale in this year's annual fundraiser! This year we are selli...
06/11/2026

Tree Seedlings!
We still have plenty of Tree Seedlings for sale in this year's annual fundraiser! This year we are selling white pine, white spruce, and northern white cedar seedlings 10 for $20. For more information on how you can get your own seedlings this year, please visit https://treesfortomorrow.com/Tree-Seedlings/

And just like that, the first day of summer programs is over! We had such a blast with our Jr. SEEK participants today l...
06/09/2026

And just like that, the first day of summer programs is over!
We had such a blast with our Jr. SEEK participants today learning all about reptiles and amphibians! This day was a beautiful start to a summer full of fun.
Remember, there is still time to get YOUR little one signed up for our summer programs (ages 3-12). Learn more and register to secure your spot here: https://treesfortomorrow.com/Current-Activities/

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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