Wild About Membership 2008
Grand Prize
The Wolf Haven supporter who brings in the most number of members, in dollars, will get to enjoy a one to four day focused educational experience that closely examines individual aspects of the Yellowstone ecosystem, courtesy of the Yellowstone Association Institute.
You'll learn about the park through the eyes of an animal tracker, a wolf biologist, a photographer, a geothermal scientist, and other noted experts, through just the right combination of field excursions and classroom presentations.
About the Facility:
LAMAR BUFFALO RANCH FIELD CAMPUS:
Far from other development in Yellowstone's quiet northeast corner, the Buffalo Ranch offers comfortable lodging in a remarkable wilderness setting. You will enjoy cozy log cabins with propane heaters, a new bathhouse with private showers, and a common building with a fully equipped kitchen and classrooms. An Institute staff person will greet you at check-in and orient you to the facility.
Please remember that these courses are for adults. Children over 15 may attend if accompanied by an adult.
About the Seminar:
Once a winner has been selected they will need to contact the Yellowstone Association Institute registrar by Dec. 31st, 2008, to receive a course catalogue for 2009 and to select a specific date. The seminar needs to be used by September 30th, 2009.
Phone: 1-307-344-2294
Check out the Yellowstone Association Institute for information on their offerings in 2008.
How to Get There:
Wolf Haven will provide $500 spending money for you to use toward transportation and food for this adventure. You may spend it as you choose!
Transportation to and from Yellowstone
For all Institute programs, students must arrange thier own transportation to and from the location where the program begins. For those arriving by air, we recommend renting a car or contacting the registrar for information on public transportation.
Yellowstone Institute Association Area Map
What is the Yellowstone Association Institute?
The Institute is a non-profit field school operated in partnership with the National Park Service to provide in-depth learning experiences for Yellowstone visitors.
Their goal is to help you understand and enjoy this remarkable place. Each year, thousands of people join us for a closer look at the park's wildlife, plants, geology, and history. Their programs are perfect for curious adults and families who want to spend a day or more exploring the park with a local expert.
