Olympic National Park offers teacher workshop

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Olympic National Park will offer teachers “Learning from a Distance,” a four-day summer workshop at the NatureBridge campus today through Thursday at the NatureBridge campus.

Tuition for the workshop at NatureBridge, 111 Barnes Point Road, is $200.

Participants will hear from park rangers and researchers, discover national park educational resources, and learn ways to connect students to the park via technology.

Additionally, participants will collaborate with grade-level peers in creating classroom content and explore different national park ecosystems that might include the Hoh Rain Forest, Ruby Beach and Hurricane Ridge.

The National Park Service will provide free clock hours and 100 percent tuition reimbursement with course completion and submission of a lesson plan.

To register, visit nature bridge.org/olympicteachers.

For more information, email Eva Foster at efoster@naturebridge.org or visit www.naturebridge.org.

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