Star Stories: Discovering The Night Sky
June 7
Gardiner, Montana
No
Angela Tempo, MA
18+
Field Seminars
LOCATION: Course begins at the Yellowstone Overlook Field Campus located in Gardiner, MT. Find directions here.
Your ancestors knew the stars like the back of their hands. They spent generations observing the heavens for patterns that could be used to understand and navigate through the world better. In Star Stories, you will explore stories from different cultural heritages, including Greek mythology encapsulating heroes and villains and important life lessons taught through various Native American cultures. Join us for an evening staring at the stars!
About the Instructor
Angela is a naturalist and photographer who specializes in the GYE (Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem) and night sky photography. She graduated from Boston University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and social communications, a master's in photojournalism from the same institution, and a master's in public relations from Kent State University. Before Angela moved to Yellowstone, she worked at Georgetown University in Washington DC. She also worked as a first responder with FEMA, and U.S. Coast Guard as a rescuer diver.
In Angela's free time, you'll find her rafting, painting, and hiking. She currently lives in Gardiner, MT, allowing her to immerse in the area year-round and keep learning about Yellowstone National Park, Grand Tetons National Park, and surrounding public lands.
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Star Stories: Discovering The Night Sky Course Letter