Copyright 2010 - Hiawatha Interpretive Association
The Hiawatha Interpretive Association has made a number of significant contributions toward the mission of
the Hiawatha National Forest.
Accomplishments:
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Outstanding summer cultural performances in Hiawatha Campgrounds
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Annual interagency visitor newspaper “Superior Wildlands”
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Interpretive Signage for the Hiawatha National Forest :
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Petes Lake Day Use Signs
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Grand Island Trout Bay Boat Signs
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Grand Island Wayside Signs
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Eben Ice Cave Sign
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Monument Sign
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Farm Field Sign
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Support for the Artist in Residence Program as well as other art workshops
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Support the Youth Archaeology Workshop on Grand Island
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Creation of Visitor Center Welcome Video
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Donations to local educational programs such as Life of Lake Superior Day Camp, More Kids in the Woods
and Madeline Schooner Festival
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Funding for two Summer Visitor Services Interns on Hiawatha’s Munising District
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Birding By the Bay Festival 2003-2006
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Funding for annual interpretive programs
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Funding for a Botany Internship on the Hiawatha’s Munising District
Hiawatha Interpretive Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the environmental education and
interpretation efforts of the Hiawatha National Forest. Formed in 1995, the Association's mission is to provide for
visitors' enhanced enjoyment and understanding of the Hiawatha National Forest's Munising Ranger District, including
Grand Island National Recreation Area.
Current Board members:
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Mary Snitgen, President
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Marci Cox, Secretary Elect
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Lora Loope, Vice President and Secretary Pro Tem
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Marty Pokela, Treasurer
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Jennifer McDonough
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Nancy Mathews
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Linda Thomasma
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Autumn Jauck, Cooperating Association Coordinator (agency liaison)
Hiawatha National Forest - (906) 387-2512 (work)
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Maureen Heinonen, CPA
Copyright 2011 - Hiawatha Interpretive Association
