March 11, 2010
Yellowstone Country Birding and Wildlife Safari - 2009
We will visit different habitats that provide food, water, shelter, and space required by all living things including the human species. We will take short, easy walks among or along several different habitat types such as conifer forests, grassland, wetlands, aspen groves and lakes to discover what species live there and how each utilize resources provided by each habitat. We will also learn why it is important to conserve these habitats.
Our tools will be binoculars, spotting scopes, digital cameras, and field guides, so bring them if you have them; binoculars are essential. We will use these tools for close-up looks at birds and animals to identify them and to study their behavior using interpretive viewing techniques without interrupting their normal activities. We will use field guides and digital cameras to learn more about what we see.
Space is limited to 8 -12 people, so register soon by calling the Ranch at 1-800-5124-4644.
| When: |
Offered Sunday to Saturday, September 13-19, 2009 |
| Included: |
6 nights lodging, 3 meals daily, canoeing, guided Yellowstone Park tours, bird walks, evening programs and transportation to and from the airport in Bozeman, MT. |
| Rates: |
$2200/person based on double occupancy in a small cabin $2515/person based on double occupancy in a large cabin $315 single supplement |