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July 2020
Dubois Museum: Annual Mystery Sheep Trap Trek
An amazing journey into history. The exact location is never known until a couple of weeks in advance. Expect beautiful scenery with difficult hiking up and down steep hills. High clearance 4x4s and carpooling. Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek. Registration required.
Find out more »Dubois Museum: Prisoner of War Camps Across America
Renown speaker Kathy Kirkpatrick presents the background and historic references. Wyoming Community Bank Speakers Series.
Find out more »Dubois Museum Day-CANCELLED
Hosted by the Friends of the annual Dubois Museum featuring an old-fashioned bake sale, pioneer stew and fry bread, blacksmithing, steam engines and live music. Get your raptor-related questions answered and see live raptors up-close at the Draper Museum Raptor Experience (2pm). Family fun for every age. Questions: 307-455-2680
Find out more »August 2020
Dubois Museum: More Than Just Yellowstone
Matthew Brueseke discusses Lava Mountain and other recent volcanism in the Dubois area. A trek is offred the next day. Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series.
Find out more »Dubois Museum: Volcanic Geology of the Dubois Area Trek
Matthew Brueseke leads this trek up the Holmes Cave trail to see evidence of volcanic activity around Dubois and the upper Wind River basin. Learn the geological history of two distinct periods of volcanism, through an exploration of igneous rock outcrops and views of some of the volcanoes. Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series program. Must pre-register.
Find out more »Dubois Museum: Historic Dubois Cemetery Trek
Visit some very special people from the past that made a big impact on the community. Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek. Registration required.
Find out more »Dubois Museum: A Day on the East Fork with John Finley
Spend a scenic fun-filled educational day seeing and hearing the history of the East Fork. Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek. Registration required.
Find out more »September 2020
Dubois Museum: Swift Fox Ecology in Wyoming
Biologist Nichole Bjornlie shares work conducted by Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Traditionally identified as a short-grass prairie species, the swift fox was in decline in the late 19th and 20th centuries due to loss of native prairie habitat and widespread predators. Remote cameras are documenting an increase in current swift fox numbers. Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series.
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