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What
is WildLink?
News
Archive
2000-2001
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2001
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2001
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2002
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2002
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WildLink
Teacher Workshop
a wilderness weekend for teachers -- IN YOSEMITE!
On
June 7-9th, our wonderful WildLink teachers will have the
opportunity to:
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EXPLORE
New
Lesson Plans developed for WildLink by the National
Geographic Society.
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MEET
new and old teaching friends, Sierra Nevada scientists,
wilderness managers, and interpreters.
Join
us to be a part of the new and improved WildLink.
WildLink
2001-2002
Expedition IV: April
14-19
6
students from West High School visited the Sierra
Nevada in April, witnessing the magic of winter melting
into spring. Writing poetry, sketching wildflowers, learning
to pitch tents, making s'mores and avoiding poison oak,
this journey is an experience that they will always remember.
Their
journals, drawings, and pictures, are now available online.
The
next WildLink expedition will be held May 26-31. We are
looking forward to having students from the Atwater High
School, Detroit Metropolitan Community Center, and
Owens Valley High School join us!
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The
National Park Service and the US Forest n Service invited
10 students and three members of their family to the WildLink
Family Weekend in Yosemite National Park! On March 8-10,
they met other WildLink alumni to share stories and family
recipes, hear about possible career opportunities, learn
from park rangers and scientists, and most of all have fun!
We
would like to thank the talented and passionate interpretative
staff of Yosemite National Park for educating the WildLink
family about gophers and sub-niveal spaces, scat songs,
conifers, traditional Indian storytelling, the differences
between a 'calling' and a job...and much more! We would
also like to thank Kong Vang, a representative from the
University of California Merced for sharing his personal
college experiences and his views on the importance of ongoing
education.
But
most of all, we want to thank the students and families
who came: we hope that you will remember your time here
and return often. Our wilderness experiences at WildLink
continue to be shaped by your excitement and appreciation
for wild places. Thank you for being a part of the WildLink
Family!
If
you have any questions about this program, please feel free
to contact Jamie.
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