[MCN] High Schoolers Can Contribute to Conservation in Yellowstone

[Rachel Garwin]

Dear Missoula Community,

Do you know a high school student who likes exploring incredible places and
investigating what makes them tick? They have one last chance this summer
to enroll in Ecology Project International’s Yellowstone Wildlife Ecology
Program! There are a couple of spots left in our August 2 – 6th course, but
they're going fast.

The five day experience will include tracking and observing ungulates such
as bison and pronghorn, a morning observing wolves with a biologist in the
Lamar Valley, and contributing to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem by
removing invasive plants. In order to maximize time outside, the group will
camp and prepare meals together. EPI’s instructors are experienced
environmental educators and researchers.

Course tuition is $350 (all inclusive – food, lodging, transportation,
activities, materials, etc.).

Enrolling is easy at our website: http://www.ecologyproject.org/enroll.

Questions? Contact Rachel at 721-8784 ext 221.

Students who participate in EPI’s Yellowstone Program are eligible to apply
to participate in a month-long paid conservation internship next summer
(2018) in the Bitterroot Valley!

Rachel

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*Rachel Garwin | Yellowstone Winter Program Supervisor*

*Ecology Project International*
406.721.8784 t | 406.721.7060 f

www.ecologyproject.org/yellowstone | facebook.com/epiyellowstone
<http://www.facebook.com/ecologyproject>


*Conservation for the next generation*
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