The Museum of Idaho has partnered with ISU, Idaho Department of Fish and Game, and Gonzales Stoller to offer exciting continuing education courses for educators and interested community members.

Join us for any or all of five learning opportunities in Idaho's spectacular and unique natural environment. All courses include opportunities for observation and study through hands-on field activities that teachers can adapt to any grade level. An interdisciplinary approach weaves English, math, history, and art into the science-based activities. We will be hiking up to two miles over moderate terrain each day, so participants should be moderately fit.

 

Schedule for 2012:

• July 16-17: Mountains
• July 18-19: Deserts
• July 23-24: Harriman Wetlands (overnighter-two credits)
• July 25-26: Water in the West (whitewater rafting)
• July 30-31: Energy: Now and Forever

Location: Meet at the museum each day and be bussed to class locations

Pricing:
Mountains, Deserts, Water in the West, and Energy: Now and Forever are $75 per class
Harriman Wetlands is $125
Credit fee: $50 per credit through ISU

Registration: If you are taking the classes for credits, the registration and fees must be completed through Idaho State University (ISU) prior to the workshop. To register for credits, click on the class(es) for which you are registering, complete the form, and send it to Lori Medellin at the address on the form. For question on ISU registration, contact: Contact Lori Medellin at (208) 282-4312 or medelori@isu.edu.

Register through ISU:

• July 16-17: Mountains
• July 18-19: Deserts
• July 23-24: Harriman Wetlands (overnighter-two credits)
• July 25-26: Water in the West (whitewater rafting)
• July 30-31: Energy: Now and Forever

If you do not wish to pay for credits, you can register and pay only the class fee through the Museum of Idaho,  click here to Register Now!