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Fall 2011 Trail Companion cover image of interpreter dressed as if member of 1804 expedition talking to young girl

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History comes alive as this cultural demonstration intrigues young people at an encampment in Omaha

 



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Presenting the 2011 fall edition of Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail's quarterly newsletter entitled, The Trail Companion.



In this edition:

  • Notes from the Superintendent
  • Articles about:
    • Varied Voices in Education
    • The Trailhead
    • Trailscapes- Technology Aids in Disaster Response
    • Disastrous or Just Inconvenient?
    • Volunteer Changes
    • Little Known Facts
    • Staff Directory

 

The Trail Companion is no longer available in print. Please feel free to download this pdf version. Please send your comments, suggestions, or requests via email, to the trail's Interpretive Specialist, Karla Sigala, at e-mail us.

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Pressed plant from Expedition, now at the Academy of Natural Sciences

Did You Know?
The Corps of Discovery didn’t discover anything. Everything the Corps reported on- plants, animals, landforms - had been known to and used by American Indian tribes for generations. The Corps were, however, the first to record these items for science.
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Last Updated: November 16, 2011 at 13:32 MST