Join Us for the 2011 WI Chapter AIPG Picnic, Meeting and Work Day
Ice Age Trail – Devil’s Staircase Base Camp
Janesville, Wisconsin
Bring your friends & family for a FREE, fun camp-out and meals, ice age trail work projects, an amazing lunch BBQ picnic and update on geology projects in your local areas.
Take part in the whole event or just the part that interests you the most.
Note: All activities begin at Base Camp, Devil’s Staircase Ice Age Trail.
This event offers:
Free Overnight Camp Out & Breakfast!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Morning Trail Improvement Project
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Free AIPG Picnic BBQ Lunch & Presentation of National Ice Age Trail Projects
(Short WI AIPG Meeting - Update on WI Master Naturalist Training, WI Mining Changes, WI Professional Development Rule Making & National News)
Noon – 1 pm Saturday, September 17, 2011
Afternoon Trail Improvement Project & Free Dinner
Saturday, September 17, 2011
JUST SEND AN EMAIL BACK TO ME:
Christine.Lilek@Wisconsin.gov
We’ll respond to your registration, by sending you a volunteer agreement form to sign.
Then, if you will be camping out and working on the trail, you will need to register with the Ice Age Trail Alliance at Survey Monkey! Please list WI AIPG as your group.
Online registration at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DevilsStaircaseSeptember2011
Click here to download the project map (PDF)
Additional information regarding the forms and type of work that volunteers may encounter at an Ice Age Trail project can be found by clicking the following link: http://www.nps.gov/iatr/supportyourpark/iatr_vip_program.htm
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Our Mission
The purposes of the Institute shall include:
- advance the geological sciences and the profession of geology;
- establish qualifications for professional geologists;
- certify the qualifications of specific individual Member geologists to the public;
- promote high standards of ethical conduct among its Members and Adjuncts, and within the profession of geology; and
- represent, and advocate for, the geological profession before government and the general public.
Contact Us
For questions regarding AIPG Wisconsin, please call Andy Graham at 608-662-5151.