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Regular Program Offerings
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Interpretive
Short Talks year-round bring to life the experiences of the
great 19th century expedition exploring the newly purchased Louisiana
territory and searching for a "Northwest Passage" from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. Trails outdoors invite visitors
to explore the prairie landscape around the Interpretive Center,
including landscaping.
Summer Ranger Programs
Throughout a summer day, join a Ranger for:
- a 15-minute Interpretive Short Talk indoors or outdoors, depending
on the weather and the talk;
- an impromptu Interpretive Station Activity indoors; or
- a 35- to 45-minute Interpretive
Activity indoors or outdoors, depending on the weather and
the activity.
Another place to join a Ranger for a summer activity is River Camp,
a demonstration area on the bank of the Missouri River below the
Interpretive Center. River Camp activities are offered 9:30 am to
noon only.
To find out more about any of these Ranger programs and activities,
check
our on-line Calendar of Events, call ahead, or ask the front
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Lewis
and Clark Institute
 Each
year, the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Association, the Interpretive
Center’s cooperating association, sponsors a series
of engaging field trips, workshops and experiences – for
adults – in which participants explore fascinating aspects
of history, geography, natural sciences and native cultures; explore
sites along the Trail; learn skills of the expedition period; and
visit other sites with themes related to exploration of the West.
Class sizes are intentionally small to create an intimate feel.
Request the 2005 schedule!
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 Lewis and Clark Training Academy
The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center
staff and guest instructors help communities, organizations, and
businesses prepare for the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial by improving
their visitor services, knowledge of the story, public speaking
skills, and planning skills. Courses are posted as they become available.
Or sign up
to get notified when the next academy schedule becomes available.
The Center’s training also assists those seeking experience
toward becoming Lewis and Clark guides in Montana. The Montana Lewis
and Clark Bicentennial Commission offers qualified guides an opportunity
to list their services on the Commission’s
web page.
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