Trips in this category: Biology

Desert Wildflower Seminar

Where: The Moab, UT area
When: May 16, 2015
Number of Days/Nights: One day
Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m.
Group Size: Minimum 4, Maximum 9
Age Group: Adults and Youth 16+
Cost per Person: $135 includes transportation, lunch and expert guide.
Deposit: Deposit is full fee
Join us for our full day Desert Wildflower Seminar exploring the Moab area, and learn to identify wildflower species at the peak of their bloom. Trip includes transportation and lunch.

Where: 2015's River Destination: Upper San Juan River from Sand Island, just south of Bluff, UT to Mexican Hat, UT.
When: September 17, 2015 through September 21, 2015
Number of Days/Nights: 4 Days and 4 Nights - includes 1st night at hotel & orientation
Group Size: Minimum 6, Maximum 12
Age Group: Women only 16+
Cost per Person: $895 plus $10 BLM special area fees
Deposit: $300 Non-refundable deposit applies to total due
Deadline for Signup: 14 days prior
CFI's annual river rafting trip for Women: Wild By Nature takes place September 2015 on the Upper San Juan River starting in Bluff, Utah. Join CFI's Director Karla VanderZanden on this special women-only annual event. After a one-night orientation and hotel stay, enjoy three nights camping and river running on the San Juan River. Bring your mothers, daughters, sisters, friends!

Where: Canyonlands National Park, Needles District
When: September 12, 2015
Number of Days/Nights: One day
Time: 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
Group Size: Minimum 4, maximum 8
Age Group: Adults and youth 16+
Cost per Person: $135 includes transportation, lunch and expert guide.
Deposit: Full fee
Deadline for Signup: 1 week prior
What lives in the desert? The Creatures of Canyonlands Seminar in the Needles District introduces you the small wonders of desert habitats. Travel to the Needles Dr. Tim Graham and Canyonlands Field Institute in Moab to learn about the little things that help make the grand landscape of Canyonlands National Park so spectacular. This wildlife seminar features the ecology of the "uncharismatic" or lesser seen microfauna. We will explore a variety of habitats in the Park, looking for small animals that live in this semi-arid environment. We will note animal signs and habits of larger mammals as well.