Friends of The Virgin Islands Seminars for 2000
Each year the Friends of the Park offer a series of seminars, beginning in December and running through May. These seminars are intended to educate and inform visitors to St. John as well as island residents about the natural and cultural resources of this unique area. Seminar leaders are acknowledged experts in their respective fields. To participate, you will need to reserve a place in advance. Class sizes are limited. You can sign up or find out more about the seminars described here by calling the Friends office at (340) 779-4940 or you may register by email to seminars@friendsvinp.org. We will reserve your place but we must receive your check or credit card information (Visa, MasterCard, or Amex) within two weeks or not less than one week prior to the seminar, whichever is sooner.

Sequoia Natural History Association Learning Adventures
The Sequoia NHA offers a wide variety of field seminars in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Capture the beauty of nature through photography and writing, or explore the High Sierra Trail on a guided backpack trip. You¹re sure to find a course that creates a memorable weekend of learning and fun. Click here to see a complete list of SNHA field seminars for the year 2000.

Yosemite Field Seminars 2000 by the Yosemite Association
You're invited to enjoy an informative and fun vacation with Yosemite Field Seminars, sponsored by the Yosemite Association. This award-winning program has grown steadily since its inception in 1971, reflecting the public's continuing interest in quality outdoor education. Seminars are intended to offer educational experiences that stimulate and refresh the mind, body, and spirit. Seminars are open to the public and present college-level material for adults who are physically capable to do any required hiking. Teenagers (ages sixteen and up) may enroll in specified courses if accompanied by an adult. Call our seminar staff to help you plan a rewarding learning vacation Yellowstone Association Institute Courses and Classes for 2000/2001 http://www.yellowstoneassociation.org/institute/index.htm The Institute is a year-round educational field program offering a series of short courses in natural history, cultural history, and humanities topics where people learn about and experience the wild, natural wonders of Yellowstone. It is sponsored by The Yellowstone Association, a non-profit, tax-exempt membership organization in cooperation with the National Park Service.