Multimedia Presentations

Duration:

3 minutes, 23 seconds

Port Oneida was farmed for over 100 years; the houses and fields passed down from generation to generation.

 

Below are two options for viewing the new interpretive park film, "Water, Sand, and Sky."

These versions are designed for viewing online and on mobile devices. To see it on the big screen attend a film premiere or, starting April 24th, visit the Philip A. Hart Visitor Center in Empire.

1. The first video is a 55 minute film that includes:

• an introduction to the new film by NPS staff
• "Water, Sand, and Sky"
• a question and answer session with staff
• Six digital shorts about the Lakeshore
• credits of all those involved

2. The second film is the stand-alone version of "Water, Sand, and Sky". This film will also be available for viewing in the Philip A. Hart Visitor Center in Empire starting April 24th.

 

Duration:

54 minutes, 15 seconds

This 55 minute film includes: an introduction to the new film by NPS staff, the 26 minute film, a question and answer session with staff, and 6 digital shorts about the Lakeshore. Select the AD function for an audio described version that includes open captions.

 

Duration:

26 minutes, 5 seconds

Water, Sand, and Sky explores the stunning landscapes, rich biodiversity, and captivating history of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. This 71,199-acre national park hugs the northeast shore of Lake Michigan, where miles of sand beach, towering bluffs, lush forests, and clear inland lakes, make up the natural world and provide the setting for a rich human history. Sleeping Bear Dunes is part of the world’s largest freshwater dune ecosystem.

 

Duration:

2 minutes, 29 seconds

Did you know over 30,000 acres of Sleeping Bear Dunes are designated Wilderness?

 

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  South Manitou Island Lighthouse Tour

  Two descendants of a past island lighthouse keeper give a tour of the South Manitou Island Lighthouse.

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  Find out how to camp on the islands

  Camping on the islands

  Plan like a park ranger and prepare for your visit.

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  The Dangerous Manitou Passage

  Dive deep to learn more about the treacherous Manitou Passage.

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  Old Growth Cedar Forest

  Talk a walk and learn about South Manitou Island's old growth cedar trees.

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  Glen Haven Cannery

  Take a step back in time and experience the Glen Haven Historic District.

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  Meet Bear Force One

  Get to know the park's new mobile visitor center!

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  Anishinaabe Videos

  Find out about the cultural significance of different tree species with Anishinaabe Historian, Eric Hemenway.

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  Anniversary Event

  Celebrate the Lakeshore's 51st anniversary!

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  Anishinaabe Basket Weaving Activity

  Learn how to weave a basket with Ranger Liesl in this basket weaving activity.

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  Student Guide

  Videos for teachers and students.