observe aquatic macroinvertebrates in the pristine Deer Creek, marvel at a patch of rare carnivorous Cobra Lilies, or explore the wildlife-rich habitat left by one the largest fires in Oregon history. Attracted to the extreme diversity of the Klamath-Siskiyou bioregion, researchers and students from around the country utilize the site for scientific conferences, restoration projects, and naturalist training programs. Deer Creek Center provides ample opportunities for students to explore ecological concepts using approaches that are difficult to replicate in a classroom setting. Deer Creek Facilities Participants will have access to: Covered pavilion with fully equipped kitchen facilities Parking Hiking trails Two yurts (each sleeps about 15-17 individuals) Restroom facilities with showers Additional facilities such as private rooms and dormitory beds are available to adults for an extra fee. Tent and RV camping are permitted free of charge, although no hookups are available. Please see the Deer Creek Center accommodations web page http://www.thesfi.org/Page.asp?NavID=527 for more information. You will need to contact Deer Creek Center directly at 541-597-8530 to make individual arrangements. Students are housed in separate boys and girls yurts, conveniently located near the newly built solar powered restroom and shower facilities. Safety Note: This is a wilderness facility and although we take every possible precaution, there are natural hazards such as poison oak and ticks that must be considered. $50      per night, per yurt ($100 for both yurts) $3        per person (students and adults), per night $75      instructional fee per group (flat rate) $4        per person if participating in the