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Park. Learn the volcanic history of the Blue Ridge Mountains and see how geology affects more than the scenery. Cost: $35.
• Air Quality, August 9 — Join park scientists and members of the neighboring community to learn about an issue that touches everyone. Cost: $30.
• Preserving Nature’s Wealth August 23 — Spend the day with park rangers and scientists to see how they meet the challenges of preserving the diversity of native flora and fauna. Learn tips for making your backyard a haven for native plants and wildlife. Cost $30.
• Wilderness Challenge, September 6 —Learn about the challenges individuals have faced in preserving wild places on a strenuous 12-mile hike to the heart of the park’s largest wilderness area. Cost: $30.
• The Art of Wilderness, October 18 — Throughout history, artists and writers have interpreted the meaning of wilderness. Express your own perceptions on this moderate six-mile hike through Shenandoah’s wilderness. Cost: $40.
Advanced registration for Field Seminars is required. Registration includes one-day entrance fee to Shenandoah National Park, course instruction and educational materials. Contact Shenandoah National Park’s Education Office at 540-999-3482 or go on-line at http://www.nps.gov/shen/ 2h5.htm to register or for more information. Shenandoah National Park Association members receive a 20 percent discount.
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