Webinar

The Hunt For The Hodag In History presentation outlines Miazga's research on the lumberjack and Ojibwe tradition of the Hodag with a focus on how the lumber camp reference and Eugene Shepard's creation have spread throughout North America and census tracts in the United States over time. In addition, the presentation will discuss variations of…

Description: The “Birthday Tree” project highlights Wisconsin’s forest history and future through the Laona School Forest, established in 1928. It explores the shift to sustainable, multi-use forestry and the important role of education in conservation. This webinar connects past and present efforts, emphasizing partnerships, stewardship, and community engagement in preparing the next generation to responsibly…

Description: While many people in the Northwoods are familiar with the Civilian Conservation Corps, far fewer know about its Indian Division. The Wisconsin branch of the CCC‑ID operated an administrative camp on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation, overseeing projects in six Native American communities across northern Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. In this division, Indigenous…