Education
Teachers wanted for outdoor science school workshop
- July
26, 2005
The Klamath Outdoor Science School will hold a workshop for educators on
August 23 to show them what the new school has to offer. The school now
has a site and temporary tents to stay in, but it needs teachers
interested in taking their classes there come spring.
Wintery classroom at Crater Lake
National Park
- April
25, 2005
The two were among a parade of Ferguson
Elementary School fifth graders trailing single-file behind Karen Kanes,
a Crater Lake National Park ranger who, like a snowshoed Pied Piper, was
leading them through tall spiring pines and hemlocks.
A teacher takes lesson out of
doors in celebrating woods of Jacksonville
- February 7, 2005
As Larry Smith discusses his twin passions — teaching kids
and preserving Jacksonville’s woodlands — his eyes reflect both soft
sentiment and steely determination
Geologist's talk rebuilds mountain: Charles Bacon
explains how eruption created Crater Lake -
August
25, 2004
Mount Mazama, the mountain that rose about
12,000 feet above sea level before a series of climatic eruptions 7,700
years ago created the caldera known as Crater Lake, was resurrected by
Charles "Charlie" Bacon, a U.S. Geologic Survey volcanologist.
Crater Lake's summer program cut
- June 29, 2004
Ranger-led programs, a summer
tradition at Crater Lake National Park, are increasingly becoming a
version of "Where's Waldo?"
Pied Piper of Astronomy's to present program: John Dobson to be honored
by Crater Lake Institute for public service
-
July
15, 2004
John Dobson, who's been called the "Pied Piper of Astronomy," "Star
Monk" and the "MacGyver of Astronomy," will received the 2004 Crater
Lake Institute Award for Excellence in Public Service.
Dedication of
Future Science & Learning Center
- August 22,
2002
National
Park Service representatives, educators and scientists will
join together in a ceremony to announce and dedicate the
future Crater Lake Science and Learning Center at Crater
Lake National Park. The Science and Learning Center is
planned as an interdisciplinary facility that will
facilitate science and unite it with place-based learning
and appreciation.
Park Service staff to teach
students - February 16, 2001
Chiloquin Elementary School students are going
to have the opportunity of receiving science-related lessons from Crater
Lake National Park personnel.
Crater Lake Nature Program Set
-
May, 1967
Attendants at Thursday evening's meeting of the Nature Society of Klamath
Region will hear a lecture - color slide program by Richard Brown, Crater Lake
National Park naturalist.
