2020 Artist, Autumn Bildson
The annual fundraiser for the Thunder Bay River Center is held on Grand Lake. 2021 will be its 14th year!
Join the fun on February 19, 2021
For information visit www.reelfunfishingalpena.com
A hands-on environmental science summerprogram for elementary students. Sponsored by the City of Alpena Wildlife Sanctuary Board, the River Rats program is free to participants, and funded with grants and donations. Click here to sign up
Artist in Residence
Partners
- Performance Locker Kayak Rentals
- NOAA Great Lakes B-WET - Our Rivers, Our Future
- Alpena High School - Bagley Creek Restoration, Wildlife Sanctuary Water Quality
- Besser Elementary - Water Quality Monitoring - Arbor Day
- Ella White Elementary - Native Fish and Restoration Project
- Save the Sanctuary, Save the Lake
Invasive Species Management
This donate button will direct you to Northland Federal Credit Union where you can give generously to help make the Thunder Bay River Center a reality for our community!
On going water quality monitoring activities take place in partnership with schools throughout the Thunder Bay River Watershed.
Field based invasive species management training is offered in collaboration with NEMI Great Lakes Stewardship and Huron Pines
Thunder Bay River Center
Programs and Partners
River Rats
The Artist-In-Residence program is open to visual artists whose work will be influenced by the natural beauty of the Sanctuary and developed in their chosen medium. Contact Alpena Wildlife Sanctuary Board for more information.
Water Quality Monitoring