Place Learning and Civic Engagement Workshops Take Training Around Wyoming

The Place-Learning and Civic Engagment workshop series, a year-long professional development program for elementary teachers around Wyoming, recently completed a four-day training in Cheyenne for teachers from Cheyenne and Saratoga, Wyoming. Kate Welsh of the University of Wyoming and Doug Wachob and I from Teton Science Schools led the four day program that took us to outdoor locations around Cheyenne, …

Cartography in a Time Machine

In 1915, land surveys were truly a labor of love. Imagine that pioneering forester, climbing up and over the Tetons, recording on muddy linen paper every nook and cranny of topography while trying to differentiate chokecherry from willow at the lake half a mile away. …

Alive@5

Wildlife Expeditions was invited to present weekly wildlife ecology education programs at the Teton Village Association’s Alive@5 this summer. Every Tuesday throughout the summer, from 5pm-6pm, one of our talented biologists presents an interactive talk on the wildlife of Jackson Hole. …

\’Twas a Radiant Day

July 3rd ‘twas—when from Mexico, New York, New Mexico by way of Vermont and D.C. (respectively), East Coast, Nepal and the Philippines by way of the West Coast, our now beloved Wyoming, and elsewhere equally as important ventured sixteen wide-eyed, …

One Great Story

My final week in the field was a great conclusion to my time as an AmeriCorps volunteer. The group of students I lead was a fourth grade class from Rock Springs, Wyoming. This was the youngest group of children I have worked with, …