Copper TRACES Partners

Volunteers collaborate with Keweenaw NHP staff to prepare for the field day.

Photo courtesy of Bill Fink Photography.

The success of Copper TRACES is dependent upon diverse community partners. Their volunteered time, enthusiasm for, and commitment to the community's youth is awe-inspiring and appreciated by the educational community. Without them, the event would not be possible.

We are especially grateful to the National Park Foundation for their continued support of the Copper TRACES program, and their commitment to bringing the Upper Peninsula's fourth graders to Keweenaw National Historical Park.

 

Event Volunteers

• Copper Country Firefighters History Museum

• Lake Superior Stewardship Initiative

• Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections

• Quincy Mine Hoist Association

• Isle Royale National Park

• Keweenaw County Historical Society

• Keweenaw Heritage Center

• Copper Harbor Trails Club

• Erika Vye with Keweenaw Geoheritage and the Center for Science and Environmental Outreach

• Keweenaw Time Traveler

• Carnegie Museum of the Keweenaw

• Copper Range Historical Society

• Friends of Fashion

• The Calumet Theatre

• Finnish American Heritage Center

• Calumet Art Center

• Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly

• Chris Alquist

• David Crowley

• Kay Seppala

• George and Brenda Nousianinen

• Sue and Lee Peterson

• Candy Pham and Karl Nousianinen

• Judy Albee

• Sharon Turovaara

• Alan West

• Dennis and Barbara Lund

Community Partners

• Calumet Township

• Keweenaw Coffee Works

• Main Street Calumet

• Calumet High School Junior ROTC

• Cafe Rosetta

• Keweenaw National Historical Park Advisory Commission

• Superior Graphics

• Isle Royale and Keweenaw Parks Association