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X-WR-CALDESC:Starting on Sept. 26\, Instructor Susan Ballinger teaches the 
 twelve-week Wednesday evening course (6-8 pm) and four Saturday field trip
 s held on Sept. 29\, Oct. 13\, Nov. 17\, and Dec. 1. Field trips explore h
 abitats along the White\, Entiat\, Columbia\, and Wenatchee River corridor
 s\, guided by expert guest field scientists.  \n\nIf you are looking for a
  way to deepen your connection to both the natural and human aspects of ou
 r collective home\, consider becoming a Wenatchee Naturalist!  Registratio
 n is now open for the next 50-hour Wenatchee Naturalist course offered by 
 Wenatchee Valley College (WVC) Continuing Education\, Sept. 26-Dec.19\, 20
 18.  The course is designed to allow participants to meet new friends\, di
 scover lovely local places to visit again\, and to gain new eyes for the n
 atural wonders of North Central Washington.  To date\, 188 people\, ages 1
 2-81\, have completed the course.  \n\nThe interdisciplinary course includ
 es readings\, lectures\, handouts\, guest scientists\, labs\, and nature j
 ournaling.  Field trips explore three ecosystems (shrub-steppe\, riparian\
 , & dry forest) focusing on 100 common species of the Wenatchee watershed.
   Every class includes hands-on activities and practice using a science fi
 eld journal.  Tuition is $365 and includes supplies\, a field journal\, an
 d a loaned min-library and hand lens.  Clock-hours for teachers are availa
 ble.
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DESCRIPTION:Starting on Sept. 26\, Instructor Susan Ballinger teaches the t
 welve-week Wednesday evening course (6-8 pm) and four Saturday field trips
  held on Sept. 29\, Oct. 13\, Nov. 17\, and Dec. 1. Field trips explore ha
 bitats along the White\, Entiat\, Columbia\, and Wenatchee River corridors
 \, guided by expert guest field scientists.  \n\nIf you are looking for a 
 way to deepen your connection to both the natural and human aspects of our
  collective home\, consider becoming a Wenatchee Naturalist!  Registration
  is now open for the next 50-hour Wenatchee Naturalist course offered by W
 enatchee Valley College (WVC) Continuing Education\, Sept. 26-Dec.19\, 201
 8.  The course is designed to allow participants to meet new friends\, dis
 cover lovely local places to visit again\, and to gain new eyes for the na
 tural wonders of North Central Washington.  To date\, 188 people\, ages 12
 -81\, have completed the course.  \n\nThe interdisciplinary course include
 s readings\, lectures\, handouts\, guest scientists\, labs\, and nature jo
 urnaling.  Field trips explore three ecosystems (shrub-steppe\, riparian\,
  & dry forest) focusing on 100 common species of the Wenatchee watershed. 
  Every class includes hands-on activities and practice using a science fie
 ld journal.  Tuition is $365 and includes supplies\, a field journal\, and
  a loaned min-library and hand lens.  Clock-hours for teachers are availab
 le.
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LOCATION:Wenatchee Valley College Continuing Education
SUMMARY:Wenatchee Naturalist 12 week course
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