Join us for "Chasing Autumn," an unforgettable overnight camp experience for adults at the beautiful Treehaven Facility in Tomahawk, Wisconsin. From September 11-13, 2024, enjoy the splendor of the fall season with a range of fun outdoor activities. Enjoy birding, wreath-making, kayaking, hiking, and Dutch oven cooking in a serene and picturesque setting. Connect with nature, learn new skills, and make lasting memories on this autumn adventure!
Treehaven's facilities rest on an ancient glacial ridge overlooking 1,400 acres of forest and wetland habitat that hosts an abundance of wildlife species including osprey, deer, black bear, wolf, coyote, and fisher.
They called this land "Treehaven", and under their care and supervision, the Kummers planted nearly 140,000 trees on the property, ultimately creating one of the nation's finest examples of sustainable forest management by a private landowner. Following Gordon Kummer's death, Dorothy remarried a Milwaukee school science teacher named Jacque Vallier, also an avid conservationist. The Valliers eventually donated the land to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and helped mold Treehaven into the leading natural resources education and conference facility it is today. It now provides education and training to more current and future natural resource managers than any other center in the United States.
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Scholarships are available. Please contact uwspceweb@uwsp.edu for more information.