Registration slots remain open for adventure trips in September and January offering exciting outdoor heritage experiences for adults, including a winter camp emphasizing the Lewis and Clark Expedition's time in North Dakota with the Three Affiliated Tribes. The Heritage Outbound Adventure Trips feature a tour of the Little Missouri National Grasslands September 23, and a winter camp at Fort Mandan near Washburn January 20-21, 2001. Interdisciplinary instruction will be provided by the sponsors, which are the State Historical Society of North Dakota, North Dakota Tourism Department, North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department, North Dakota Geological Survey, the Three Affiliated Tribes Museum at New Town, the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center at Washburn, Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site at Stanton, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Bismarck Art and Galleries Association. The trips will include natural history specialists, artists and historians.
Registration is required.
Fees will be charged to cover transportation and food. Space is limited. They will learn about grasslands habitat, traditions of the Three Affiliated Tribes, ranching culture, and how to photograph the badlands. Box lunches will be provided. Space is limited to 20 participants.