Group reservations have been made at the Malheur Field Station on Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Sleeping arrangements include dorm-style, single beds, and there is one room with a double bed. The rest of the rooms contain two to three beds each. Participants should bring their own bedding or sleeping bags.
Cost is included in the cost of the tour.
The Pelican dorm is outfitted with a self-service kitchen, including utensils, dishes, range, stove and refrigerator. Participants will be responsible for the preparation and clean up of their own meals. Lunches should be prepared in the mornings to be taken in the field each day. The towns of Burns and Hines each have grocery stores, and participants must purchase food in town prior to their arrival at the field station, as there is virtually no food shopping available at the refuge. Folks should also keep in mind that all nine participants and the leader will be sharing the same frig.