MSU Shadows Collection

The MSU Shadows Collection and the Sustainable Wood Recovery Initiative has been featured throughout the media in August and September. Here is a collection of those stories...

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The MSU Shadows Collection and the Sustainable Wood Recovery Initiative have been featured throughout the media in August and September. Here is a collection of those stories... 

  • MSU Today: MSU program turns downed trees into furniture, works of art
  • Fox 47 News: MSU Shadows creates art pieces from fallen campus trees
  • Washington Times: Michigan State effort turns felled trees into furniture, art
  • The Detroit News: MSU program turns downed trees into furniture, artwork
  • Crain's Detroit Business: Michigan State University effort turns felled trees into furniture, art
  • WILX: From Debris to Design. MSU Shadows is born.
  • MSU Today: Every Spartan tree has a voice
  • Washington Times: Michigan State effort turns felled trees into furniture, art
  • The Spartan Podcast: MSU program turns downed trees into furniture and works of art
  • WKAR: MSU program turns downed trees into furniture and works of art
  • Big Ten Network: Campus trees get a beautiful second life at Michigan State

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