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The Salmon Run 5k/10k celebrates the life cycle of our favorite anadromous fish! Register before April 9 to guarantee a t-shirt! 5k - $20 10k -$25
A complex story, Wolves in Washington State examines the unique history of wolves in our state, from their importance to Pacific Northwest Native American culture to the state’s new wolf management plan. Wolves in Washington State was organized by the Burke Museum, University of Washington, in consultation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Ani-Wa'ya: Stories of the Wolf People. Crit Callebs, a Cherokee traditional storyteller, will share ancient stories involving wolves. Dean Hall Lobby, 5:30 p.m.
Donations to the permanent collection help the MCE share new and compelling stories through exhibits and preserve history through the highest level of care.
Creating opportunities for lifelong learning that foster self-discovery, global citizenship, and environmental stewardship.
The Museum of Culture and Environment approaches our diverse and changing world with an interdisciplinary perspective, examining human life, culture, and our interaction with the environment. The Museum is located in Dean Hall on the Central Washington University campus.
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Panel At CWU Museum Weighs In On Wolves
February 20, 2014 Ellensburg, WA — Chances of spotting a wolf in the state of Washington are growi
Relations Between Neanderthals And Early Modern Humans Discussed At CWU MuseumFebruary 6, 2013 Ellensburg, WA — Ever wonder if you have a little Neanderthal in you? Joe Lorenz,
Museum Welcomes Wolf ExhibitWolves in Washington State Joins Where There’s Smoke at MCE CWU museum features Wolves in Washingt
