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SUMMARY:Wildlife\, Constellations\, and Bushcraft at the Goldendale Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Goldendale Observatory will host Friday movies\, weekend programsFree\, family-friendly series runs November through MarchJoin Interpretive Specialist Alysa Adams to learn about the plants and herbivores of the Goldendale area and create a wild-crafted memento to take home from your visit! We'll have supplies for blackberry beads\, cattail cordage and braiding\, and stick/string weaving. This is a great opportunity to try something new and teach friends and family your newly acquired primitive/ancestral skills. Fair warning\, once you learn how to make cordage you won't want to stop\, it's just that fun!\nNOTE: Telescope viewing will not be available at this event. Discover Pass required.Media contact:\nMeryl Lassen\, Communications Consultant\, media@parks.wa.govAbout Washington State ParksState Parks was founded in 1913\, making it older than the National Parks system. We offer a variety of recreation opportunities and provide stewardship protection for a diverse array of natural\, cultural and historic resources. Our system has over 100 developed parks\, 1\,300 miles of trails\, more than 6\,000 campsites and over 2\,700 facilities including more than 800 historic buildings. Despite managing the fewest number of acres of any state-managed lands agency\, we serve the most visitors. More than 40 million people visit each year\, including 39 million day-use visitors and 2.3 million overnight visitors. Our statewide programs include long-distance trails\, boating safety and winter recreation.Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission\n300 Desmond Drive SE\nLacey\, WA 98503Washington Telecommunications Relay Service: (800) 833-6388\nparks.state.wa.us
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Goldendale Observatory will host Friday movies\, weekend programs
Free\, family-friendly series runs November through March
Join Interpretive Specialist Alysa Adams to learn about the plants and herbivores of the Goldendale area and create a wild-crafted memento to take home from your visit! We&rsquo\;ll have supplies for blackberry beads\, cattail cordage and braiding\, and stick/string weaving. This is a great opportunity to try something new and teach friends and family your newly acquired primitive/ancestral skills. Fair warning\, once you learn how to make cordage you won&rsquo\;t want to stop\, it&rsquo\;s just that fun!
NOTE: Telescope viewing will not be available at this event. Discover Pass required.
About Washington State Parks
State Parks was founded in 1913\, making it older than the National Parks system. We offer a variety of recreation opportunities and provide stewardship protection for a diverse array of natural\, cultural and historic resources. Our system has over 100 developed parks\, 1\,300 miles of trails\, more than 6\,000 campsites and over 2\,700 facilities &ndash\; including more than 800 historic buildings. Despite managing the fewest number of acres of any state-managed lands agency\, we serve the most visitors. More than 40 million people visit each year\, including 39 million day-use visitors and 2.3 million overnight visitors. Our statewide programs include long-distance trails\, boating safety and winter recreation.
LOCATION:1602 Observatory Dr Goldendale WA 98620
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DTSTAMP:20261111T234149Z
URL:https://members.goldendalechamber.org/chamber-calendar/Details/wildlife-constellations-and-bushcraft-at-the-goldendale-observatory-1994284?sourceTypeId=Hub
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