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Much class time
will be spent outdoors and all courses are held rain or
shine.
Students should be prepared for a variety of mountain weather conditions,
including cold temperatures. Appropriate rain gear, clothing and footwear
are very important. Here are some clothing and equipment suggestions:
Cabins
Sleeping bag or bedding (twin size bed)
Pillow
Flashlight
Earplugs
Bathroom facilities
Towel and washcloth
Toiletries
Clothing
Socks
Hiking boots
Spare pair of shoes
Thermal underwear (tops and bottoms)
Short sleeve shirt
Long sleeve shirt (light and heavy)
Sweater or sweatshirt (wool or polartec/fleece-type)
Long pants
Shorts
Light coat and/or windbreaker
Warm coat
Rain gear (top for sure and bottoms if you have them)
Hat (a warm one and one for the sun)
Gloves/mittens
Miscellaneous
Day pack
Water bottle (with tight fitting screw lid)
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Lip balm
Pocketknife
Reading material (optional)

Course Equipment List
Journals: For this course we will
provide each participant with materials to create their own creative journal
(to include writing and photography). Throughout the course you
will make entries through guided activities as well as independent writing
and sketching.
Pencils: Please bring at least two number 2 or HB hardness pencils. Pencils work better than pens in some weather conditions, and you may want to use them for sketching.
Camera: Digital cameras will be provided to use during the course of the program.
Field guides: Bring any you like that are appropriate for the area, but you do not need to buy them for the course. Ellen will have an assortment of field guides available.
Binoculars
and spotting scopes: Bring them if you have them.
Spotting scopes will be provided for wolf watching.
John Cochenour, Head
Adult Learning & Technology
Dept. 3374
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: 307-766-3247
Fax: 307-766-3237
Email: cthomp25@uwyo.edu