Native Plants and Xeriscaping
March 22, 2008

Using native plants in landscapes just makes sense. They conserve resources, benefit nature, prevent weeds, and, most of all, are beautiful.


Price: US $40.00

Thursday Trek
March 27, 2008


Field Institute treks are a great way to explore and learn about Zion in summer. Join a Field Institute naturalist for an introduction to the geology, flora, fauna and cultural history of Zion.
Price: US $35.00

Lytle Preserve
April 4 & 5, 2008


Thirty-six miles west of St. George, Utah, across the Beaver Dam Mountains, is a natural oasis known as the Lytle Preserve. This remarkable area of beauty and biological diversity - one of the West's most delicate and unique ecosystems - is preserved for study and enjoyment.
Price: US $125.00

Geology of Zion
April 11, 2008


Short hikes, an indoor visual presentation, and trailside lectures will highlight important geological concepts of Zion National Park. The workshop will focus on exploring the continual geologic processes at work in Zion.
Price: US $50.00

Zion Through the Lens
April 17-18, 2008

What better time to photograph in Zion than when spring wildflowers abound, when the river runs fast and the wildlife is abundant? Learn about Zion and photography at the same time.
Price: US $160.00

Earth Day Festival
April 19, 2008

Bring the whole family and celebrate with earth-centered activities in Zion National Park sponsored by the Field Institute.

Wednesday Wildlife Walk
April 23, 2008

Enjoy the wonders of nature and Zion Canyon with zoologist/ecologist, Dr. Allen Brown.
Price: US $25.00

Thursday Trek
April 24, 2008

Field Institute treks are a great way to explore and learn about Zion. Join a Field Institute naturalist for an introduction to the geology, flora, fauna and cultural history of Zion.
Price: US $35.00

Life Zones I: Mojave to Zion
May 3, 2008

Southwestern Utah is situated at the confluence
of three major ecosystems- the Mojave Desert,the Great Basin Desert, and the Colorado Plateau. The diversity of elevations, climates, and soils results in a number of distinct plant and animal communities.
Price: US $75.00

Energy Alternatives: Solar Power in Zion and Beyond
May 8, 2008


Learn the basics of using the sun as an energy source from small cabin-sized applications to larger commercial ones.
Price: US $25.00

Edible Plants
May 10, 2008


Join our naturalist for a foray into the world of edible (and not so edible) plants of southern Utah. We will learn how to identify plants in the field and the history of edible plant usage among Zion area Native Americans.
Price: US $50.00

Thursday Trek
May 15, 2008

Field Institute treks are a great way to explore and learn about Zion in summer. Join a Field Institute naturalist for an introduction to the geology, flora, fauna and cultural history of Zion.
Price: US $35.00

Wildflowers of Kolob Canyons
May 16, 2008


Travel to the higher elevations of Kolob Canyons for a series of walks and talks about the wildflowers of the area.
Price: US $50.00

Geology: Kolob Canyons and Beyond-CLASS IS FULL !!!!!!!!!!
May 19, 2008


From Kolob Canyons Visitor Center to a peek into a beautiful slot canyon, this trek through the geological history of southern Utah serves as an introduction for beginning to mid-level geologists.
Price: US $50.00

Basic Plant Identification
May 23, 2008


Find taxonomic keys too intimidating? Overwhelmed by the variety of species in picture books? Join plant taxonomist, Walt Fertig, for a one day crash course or refresher on basic plant identification skills.
Price: US $50.00

Zion Narrows Service Project
May 31, 2008

This 7-mile interpretive hike in the Zion Narrows is an opportunity to experience this dramatic area with a naturalist who will discuss its geology, plants, and animals.
Price: US $55.00