To minimize conflict between users and to facilitate long-term collection of data, a notification and reporting system has been instituted for education, research, and work projects conducted at Treehaven.
Fill Out a Teaching and Research Use Form
If you plan to teach classes or conduct research on Treehaven property, please complete this form every semester, including Summer Session and Winterim. This information will be used to coordinate management, teaching, and research efforts on the property.
Please download the map prior to filling out the application form so you can indicate specific locations that you will use on the property. If you have any questions, use the contact information below.
| Property Map | Site Contact Info | Use Form |
| View map | treehaven@uwsp.edu | Link to use form |
Notification Procedures
Simply fill out a Teaching and Research Use Form at least 7 days before the event – the more lead time you provide, the better chance that we can coordinate with you. A separate form needs to be on file for Semester 1, Semester 2, and the Summer Session. We will review your class or project plans in order to minimize use conflict and to coordinate with other programs/activities. We will contact you if more information is needed, and send you a confirmation via e-mail.
The Primary Applicant is responsible for sending a summary of the project or a final report of research to the respective Site Manager by the project ending date. This information may be placed on our website and shared with other UWSP faculty/staff, students, or the general public.
Please specify on your application if you will be placing equipment or flagging on the property, collecting specimens, or if you need to conduct activities normally prohibited (motorized access, evening/overnight use, etc.). You will be sent a permit via e-mail with a unique Permit ID Number. Special permission is only applied to the specific dates, times, and activities listed on your permit. It is expected that all equipment, supplies, and personnel resources required for your research/project will be provided by you and your team.
Be sure that this Permit ID Number is clearly visible on all equipment before placing on the property (i.e. traps, tarps, boxes, flagging, etc.). Any equipment or flagging without a Permit ID Number will be removed as a function of routine maintenance. All equipment and flagging must be removed from the property by the end of your project.