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Howland Hill Outdoor School
Howland Hill lodge and kitchen
Howland Hill Outdoor School lodge and kitchen
 

Howland Hill Education Guide - 9.33 MB pdf

Howland Hill Education Guide (text only) - 1.24 MB doc

 
dining area and restroom
Dining area and restroom
 
HHOS kitchen
Inside the kitchen
 
cabin and interior
Cabin and cabin interior
 
cabin interior
Cabin interior
 
campfire ring and What Is An Animal?
Campfire ring and What Is An Animal?
 
Salmon survival game and checking out a nurse log
Salmon survival game and checking out a nurse log
 
parachute games and I Spy
 
stream study, ranger and student, trail work
Stream study, ranger and student, trail work
 
journaling, microscoping, hiking back from Mill Creek
Journaling, microscoping, hiking back from Mill Creek
 
spruce classroom, create a park, nickerson ranch hike
Spruce classroom, Create A Park, Nickerson Ranch Trail
 
wood pile - trail into HHOS - Geology I in the lodge
Woodpile, trail into the school setting, Geology I at the lodge
 
restroom in parking lot and clivis toilets
Restroom in the parking lot and clivis toilets
 
Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
Elk once ranged over most of the United States from Maine to New Mexico. By 1860, the eastern elk had been eliminated by hunters. By 1912, about 124 Roosevelt elk remained in northern California. Prairie Creek Redwood State Park became an elk refuge in 1923 where elk are common today.

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