Audubon Wyoming and The Wilderness Medicine Institute are sponsoring a Wilderness First Aid and Wilderness First Responder recertification at the Audubon Center at Garden Creek in Casper on October 25th and 26th, 2008.

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The Red Desert shelters North America’s largest desert elk herd, the Oregon, California and Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trails, numerous Native American holy sites and over 350 wildlife species including cougar, coyote, sage grouse, golden eagles and ferruginous hawks.

Please join Audubon Wyoming Grassroots Coordinator Mac Blewer for a two-day expedition in the Jack Morrow Hills Area of the northern Red Desert on September 27. Participants will hike up Oregon Buttes and throughout the labyrinthine, rainbow colored Honeycomb Buttes. There will be opportunities to see wild horses, desert elk, antelope and ferruginous hawks.

Citizens should bring camping equipment, binoculars, sunscreen and sufficient water and food.

For more details, please contact Mac Blewer via email, or at (307) 745-4848. Participants should meet up at 6:30 AM outside of the Wyoming Outdoor Council (262 Lincoln Street) in Lander on the morning of the 27th.

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Interested in attending a workshop for property owners in Wyoming? Contact Jacelyn Downey, Northeast Community Naturalist via email or (307)756-3941.