Curious about what lies beneath the lush green surface of Keweenaw Peninsula? What led to Keweenaw becoming the iconic Copper Mining country? Or are you a rock hound looking to get the scope for where to pick and what to see?
Come to the Keweenaw Geoheritage Tour, sponsored by Gratiot Lake Conservancy. Last year’s tours were fully booked and received high praise. GLC will be bring back Daniel Lizzadro-McPherson to lead the exciting geo tour through time.
Daniel is in the process of mapping a specific segment of the fault near Gratiot Lake as part of his Master’s thesis at Michigan Tech. He has done work on Keweenaw GeoHeritage, fieldwork on the Keweenaw fault to enhance the USGS EdMAP, and is a GIS analyst at Michigan Tech’s Great Lakes Research Center.
Tour includes:
on the water Geoheritage Presentation of Keweenaw Peninsula
Mineral and Rock identification along the shoreline of Gratiot Lake Conservancy
Mapping and GIS tools in use today to learn more
Be sure to provide your own water and lunch.
Due to the nature of the tour, there is limited space. First come, first serve. Contact director@gratiotlakeconservancy.com to reserve your seat(s) today!
Tour $50 for public and $30 for GLC members.