Partnerships with the Methow Field Institute

The Methow Field Institute is located in the Methow Valley Interpretive Center (MVIC) building. Methow Field Institute and the Interpretive Center are partners with TwispWorks and with the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation’s History & Archaeology Program. TwispWorks collaborates with the MVIC in providing venues and publicity for our programs. The MVIC is central to the TwispWorks campus, providing both the Interpretive Center building as well as the Methow Valley Native Plant Garden.

Other partners include:

• The Paschal Sherman Indian School is currently involved in supporting our pit house and Native encampment project by bringing volunteer students (from 50 miles away) to work together with Independent Learning Center students from local schools.
• Methow Natives, a native plant and restoration business located in Winthrop and Twisp, WA.
• History and Education organizations such as the Shafer Historical Museum in Winthrop, WA.
• Arts and Education organizations such as Methow Arts and the  Confluence Gallery both located in Twisp, WA.
• Land conservation and education organizations such as The Methow Conservancy and Classroom in Bloom.
• Washington Native Plant Society assists with the Methow Valley Native Plant Garden.
• Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation provides advice and display materials for our River of Life display.
• And many others who have contributed to displays, programs and outreach.