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“Buffalo Bill Center of the West: Draper Museum Raptor Experience”

The Draper Museum Raptor Experience will bring a Red-tailed Hawk for an educational program outside at the Riverton Museum. There will also be an obstacle course set up to demonstrate the dangerous journey that birds face during migration. Guests should arrive before the event begins at 11am and anticipate leaving around noon.

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“Pacific Springs/Oregon Trail”

The Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series invites you to join Craig Bromley as we visit the famous Oregon Trail near South Pass. During our trek we will learn the significance of this particular site along the trail and its historical significance to Native Americans, Mountain and Emigrants who stopped here on their journeys west.

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“Castle Gardens Adventure Trek”

Participants should meet at the Riverton Museum at 9am and we will drive as a group to Castle Gardens. There will not be a bus provided. Everyone is responsible for bringing their own sack lunch and water. $10.00 per person. View the petroglyphs at Castle Gardens and learn about the Bureau of Land Management’s efforts to preserve them. Reservations are required. This trek requires a good amount of walking so please dress accordingly.

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“Libby Flats” Book Launching and Signing

Libby Flats, a new novel by Alan O’Hashi, who lived in Lander for many years.  It is a coming –of-age story about how old and new friends confront their differences and discover the power of forgiveness.  The story happens during the twilight time of life when long-lost pals are closer than family and culminates at Libby Flats in the Medicine Bow National Forest.

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