At Squaw Creek we will see hundreds of thousands of waterfowl and hundreds of eagles that follow them on their journey from the Arctic Circle. We will also have time for some fossil hunting and to examine several soil types. During 1992 CSA conducted ten safaris and seven astronomy outings . The Safaris included overnight trips to Ha Ha Tonka State Park, Chalk Bed and Sturemberg Museum Tour in western Kansas, and the Ozark Cave Outing with side trip to the Truman Dam museum. Day trips included N. Kansas City Fossil Hunt, Coal Mine visit in southern Kansas, KU Natural History Museum, Watkins Mill and Fossil Hunt, KATY Trail Nature Trip, and Squaw Creek Game Refuge.
Attendance continues to grow.
Over 50 have attended astronomy outings, and 47 went on the Cave Outing overnight. These outings continue to improve and the attendance has been great at most of the safaris. In practically every field of fundamental biological research ever increasing levels of design and complexity are being revealed at an ever increasing rate. The credibility of natural selection is weakened, therefore, not only by the perfection we have already glimpsed but by the expectation of further as yet undreamt of depths of ingenuity and complexity. I did it for half an hour a day.