Introductory Series to Wildlife Tracking - Virtual March 16th, April 20th 6:00PM-7:30PM A few spots are open in the second and third class. March 16th – Foot Morphology and Track Identification April 20th – Sign Tracking and Ecology
Virtual Youth Programs for 3rd Grade The 3rd grade virtual programming helps students use evidence to construct an explanation for how the variations in characteristics among individuals of the same species may provide advantages in surviving, finding mates, and reproducing. Teachers can use our videos and activities without virtual fields trips as well. Homeschooling your students? Email Deanna Butcher at dbutcher@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org to get PDFs of the activities emailed to you!
Cascade Homelink Wenatchee River Institute educators are working with students in the Cascade School District Homelink Program. This week they explored a combination of skins and skulls from WRI, Chelan Douglas Land Trust, and Team Naturaleza!
Place New Skins and Skulls Dan Yedinak 4-Point Taxidermy donated skulls of a coyote, beaver and otter, and skins of an otter, bobcat, elk, deer, bighorn sheep, and a rattlesnake! Thank you for helping connect youth to the animal world around us.
A few weeks ago we asked for volunteer photographers to capture the beauty of the property. Thank you to Bruce McCammon, Stephen Hufman, Doug Compau, and Deanna Butcher for using your talent in a beautiful way! Photos will be featured over the next few e-newsletters. Bruce McCammon
Thank you to our donors from the last 2 weeks!
Kameron Gurol - Sustaining Dan Yedinak Tracy and Ben Brulotte - Sustaining Dave and Pat Notter - Sustaining Vania and Stan Winters Dave and Nancy Bartholomew - Sustaining Lisi Ott - Sustaining Mary Carol Nelson - Sustaining James and Rebecca Grandin Mara and Brian Bohman Joe and Bernie Reichlin |