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Registration for Winter Yellowstone Association Field Courses Starts Wednesday For Association Members

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By Kurt Repanshek - June 13th, 2011

Make the Lamar Buffalo Ranch home for a week next winter while taking part in a Yellowstone Association field course. NPT file photo.

Members of the Yellowstone Association get a week's head start over non-members when registration for winter courses in Yellowstone National Park opens on Wednesday.

Courses range from one to five days and average $100 per day. Most are based at the Lamar Buffalo Ranch Field Campus in the northeast corner of the park. Affordable lodging is available at the ranch.

There are many new classes that focus on topics such wolf forensics, Yellowstone's northern forests, snowpack, and skiing.

A special segment of courses, Lamar Valley Weeks, focus on wolves or photography and include catered meals, daily excursions, and evening speakers.

You can browse the Association's winter courses by downloading a PDF catalog here.
 
As Yellowstone’s official partner for education, the Association offers fun learning vacations that connect visitors with park experts in a small group setting with lots of time in the field

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