Description
Step back into the rich history of the Blitzen Valley with retired US Fish and Wildlife Service archaeologist Carla Burnside. On this immersive tour, you’ll explore how the ancestors of the Burns Paiute Tribe skillfully used the lakes, plants, and wildlife of the valley for survival and culture.
As we travel through the Blitzen Valley, Carla will guide you through the landscape’s fascinating geomorphology and uncover the dramatic changes brought by European settlement, revealing how these shifts continue to shape how the refuge is managed today. Along the way, enjoy opportunities for birdwatching in one of the region’s most vibrant wildlife habitats. This journey through time, connects the past and present while experiencing the sights, sounds, and stories of one of Oregon’s most remarkable wild landscapes.
$120 / person, Saturday, April 18, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. | Spots available for 9 people
Departs from: Geno’s Youth Center – 135 E Washington St, Burns, OR, 97720
