Yellowstone’s diverse wildlife—not to mention the infamous Supervolcano—are all hot topics with park enthusiasts. But what about the lesser-known stories of Yellowstone National Park? This summer, the Yellowstone Forever Institute is offering a series of in-depth, educational Field Seminars that dive into Yellowstone’s rich history, as well as the park’s historic and present-day significance to native cultures.
The programs are located throughout Yellowstone and are taught by leading experts in the field, including seasoned park historians and Native American tribal members. Topics range from cultural stories of the Lakota people to the role of the U.S. Army in early Yellowstone.
Summer 2017 Lineup:
Ghost Hotels: June 11 – 12
Art of the American West: June 26 – 27
Old Times at Old Faithful: July 19
Lakota Creation Stories: The Animals of Yellowstone: July 19 – 21
Naturalist Series: Cultural History: August 17 – 18
Crow Tribal Culture and Yellowstone: August 28 – 29
Women in Wonderland: September 10 – 13
Those interested in learning more or registering for these Field Seminars can click on the program titles above, or call 406.848.2400 to speak with a Yellowstone Forever Information Specialist.
The Yellowstone Forever Institute introduces thousands of students to the park’s natural wonders. Programs range from one day to three weeks in length, and highlight the park’s amazing wildlife, geothermal areas, rich history, and awe-inspiring wilderness.
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