On July 30, Archaeologist Aaron Naumann will present: Protecting Methow Valley Archaeological Resources. This is a conversation about the ethical, legal and practical aspects of protecting Methow Valley archaeological resources. The event is from 5:00 to 6:30 PM at the … Continue reading →
What is going to happen in the Methow Valley after the fires of 2014 and 2015? Come to the Interpretive Center May 28 to hear Susan Prichard, UW Research Scientist, discuss her research on fire ecology and management in our … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Methow Valley Interpretive Center, home of Methow Field Institute. Here you can find out about our events, activities and facilities that highlight this area’s rich cultural and natural history. We are located on the TwispWorks Campus at … Continue reading →
Sunday, August 28 – 5 pm Field biologist Ray Robertson ponders the question of whether we are seeing an increase in the Methow Valley population of skunks, badgers, martens, fischers, wolverine. Ray shares stories of encounters in the wild and … Continue reading →
Sunday, July 31 at 5pm MV Interpretive Center – TwispWorks Have you ever encountered a beaver on your property or out on a hike? Beavers have inhabited the Methow Valley for thousands of years. Although they can be pesky land … Continue reading →
