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Great Basin Teachers Workshop
Notice: GBTW 2006 is full! If you wish to be notified early of the 2007 workshop, email Sue Baughman, , to be placed on the list of interested persons.
Who: teachers interested in the biological resources of the Great Basin
What: a 40-hour professional development field studies workshop presented by experts in biological resources
When: July 31 8:00AM - August 4, 2006 12:00noon, with day and evening sessions
Where: Camp Success near Ely, Great Basin National Park, and other field locations
Why: learn from field experts and earn two Nevada or Utah inservice credits
How much: $100 ($125 after June 30)
Please download and share the workshop flier!
The Great Basin Teachers Workshop (GBTW) is a fascinating way to learn about the amazing and unique biological resources of the Great Basin Region. Spend five days in northeastern Nevada and Great Basin National Park, learning about the region’s plants and wildlife from the experts. Most of our time will be in the field and hands-on (bring your hiking shoes!). The workshop is designed for grade 6-12 teachers, but open to other grade levels and to nonformal educators. Agenda.
GBTW is a program sponsored by the USDA Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, the Bureau of Land Management, and the National Park Service, Great Basin National Park. NNREC is also a sponsor.
Credit: Workshop participants may receive either two inservice credits from Nevada or Utah, or two graduate from Utah State University at an additional fee.
The registration fee includes tuition, meals and camping. Download and print the registration form.
For more information and to register, contact Sue Baughman at 775-289-1827 or .
More information will be posted here when it become available.
