Wyoming's Wildlife Wonders
A Naturalist Adventure!
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Do you want to change the world? There is no better place to find this inspiration than in Yellowstone, our first national park or at the base of the Tetons, where the Wilderness Act was envisioned. You will be surrounded by mountains, geysers, and North America’s most magnificent wildlife, while you improve your naturalist and leadership skills in one of the most breathtaking places on earth. Picture It Work with and learn from field instructors at the Teton Science Schools and women leaders from the Rocky Mountains. Together, on foot and by canoe, explore Grand Teton National Park. Give back through science and service and explore careers that promote sustainable ecosystems. Camp in Yellowstone National Park on an expedition searching for wolves and bear. Develop leadership skills to influence change in your home and beyond. Inspired by fellow Girl Scouts, instructors, and women leaders, you will create an action project to bring home with you. After the completion of your action project, you will be able to share your new skills, knowledge, and experiences with your friends, family, council, and community. To see and read more about experiences from previous Girl Scouts that have been on this destination, click for photos from 2011 (http://smu.gs/NuRd63) or 2012 (http://smu.gs/Ormilf) or stories (http://bit.ly/R6Llz9). Map It Teton Science Schools' Kelly Campus Be It
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Get It You will get a list of equipment required (including but not limited to a sleeping bag and solid hiking boots) after your acceptance.
$ It A $200 deposit will be due immediately upon acceptance to this event. (It's part of the event fee, not in addition to it.) A $400 scholarship made possible by the Elliott Wildlife Values Project has been applied to offset the event fees for all accepted applicants. Event fee covers all program expenses during the event. You are responsible for your round-trip airfare to/from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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