Even though it’s not quite in the Arctic, Denali National Park (Alaska) has much to offer. The Murie Science and Learning Center invites you to participate in one of their exciting summer seminars.

Spaces are still available in:

Field Seminars

June 8 - 10:  High Country Wildflowers for Beginners 

June 12-14: High Country Wildflowers: A Closer Look

June 15-17: Knowledge Informs Art: Drawing Inspiration from Denali

June 26-28: Dall Sheep and their Predators

July 3-5: Wildlife Tracking and Signs

July 24-26: The Science of Fly Fishing

July 31-August 2: Pioneers of Denali: The Creation of Mt. McKinley National Park

August 7-9: Denali Field Journaling

August 28-30: The Turning Tundra: How Plants and Animals Prepare for Winter

Seminars for Families

June 29-July 1: Denali Dinosaurs (Ages 8 and older)

August 14-16: Denali Wildlife (Ages 8 and younger)

Teacher Trainings

July 6-8: Subarctic Science, Sustainability, and Students: Building Bridges

July 20-22: The World of Wolves

Courses include:

Small group size of 10 participants

Staying at a field camp located 29 miles inside Denali National Park along the Teklanika River

All meals, accomodations, transportation, and instruction during the program

10% discount to members of Alaska Geographic

Professional development credit is available through the University of Alaska Anchorage

For more information or to register, visit the Murie Science and Learning Center, email courses@murieslc.org, or call 1-888-688-1269.