Brian Rajdl, science teacher at Hancock High School, developd the PEAK (Partnering the Environment and Academics on the Keweenaw) class which focuses on place-based education, service learning, writing across the curriculum, and holistic grading. It is a collaborative team teaching effort that promotes active stewardship.  The PEAK class has several partnerships with the community such as LSSI, Isle Royale Institute, Keweenaw Land Trust, Audubon Society, National Forest Service, Keweenaw Community Foundation, KEDA, DNR, Keweenaw Historical Park and MTU Enterprise program. Read more >

The Michigan Nature Association guidebook titled Walking Paths & Protected Areas of the Keweenaw describes twenty-two sanctuaries & preserves in Houghton and Keweenaw Counties. Designed to increase awareness of local land conservation efforts in the Keweenaw; and the special habitats, unique features, and interesting plant and animal species.  More info>

The Affinity Wall ideas board is an interactive space at the SKRC for posting your thoughts and ideas about sustainability issues in the Keweenaw.

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Hours: Tues-Sat 9:30-5pm

The 2009 federal stimulus package provides greater tax advantages for energy-efficient improvements made to your existing primary residence and gives you a longer time to make those improvements. Eligible improvements must be completed between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2010. For more details, visit www.energystar.gov and select the Tax Credits for Energy Efficieny button at the lower left of the page.