Most workshops last three days. No previous experience in any of the subjects is assumed, except for advanced workshops. Handouts, photos, maps and other materials are provided. Some workshops will have scheduled field exercises and all have hands-on exercises. Special topics can be arranged based upon consultation and number of participants.
Scheduled workshops are subject to change.
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