WOU club explores Death Valley

Western Oregon University’s Natural Science Club recently explored Death Valley National Park. Stock photo.

Western Oregon University’s Natural Science Club visited Death Valley National Park with Bryan Dutton, Ph.D., and Michael LeMaster, Ph.D., both biology professors who hosted the experience.

Students hiked and explored areas such as Badwater Basin, Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Ubehebe Crater, and Dantes View, and learned about various plant life and native reptiles. 

“This experience helped me feel more welcome at Western because I got to go with a bunch of people in the same biology class as me,” shared Brittany Robles, a current biology student.

Western students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities and clubs to experience unique excursions and learn more about their areas of interest. These opportunities allow students to learn outside the classroom and build peer relationships.

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