Add to ORKGOne of the most interesting and valuable quarters in tile Forestry course is the three months summers Camp held in some distant forest where the distant forester may learn what he is really striving towards and determine whether he is suited for the vocation which he expects to follow. It is interesting to trace the growth and development of the Ames summer camps which started in 1914
The forestry at Ames includes in its curriculum a summer quarter of 12 weeks held away from the coll...
On June 8, 1986, 17 enthusiastic students (15 male and 2 female) checked in at the Cloquet Forestry ...
Year in and year out, Iowa State University forestry students have migrated many miles to different ...
“So this is Bitterroot!” The foresters had arrived. The first four of the student woodchoppers stood...
The lazy populace of the western village, drowsing on the wide veranda of Brewster’s General Store o...
The 1937 summer camp was split into two periods. We left Ames in late June and drove to Kirbyville, ...
The forester\u27s Camp has come to be a regular feature in connection with the forestry courses of a...
Anticipations rode with fifty young foresters as they descended on Wirt, Minnesota, the site of the ...
Many o£ the Iowa State Foresters spent the greater part of the summer of 1947 engaged in the pursuit...
Each fall when school reconvenes the topic of most interest around the forestry department is learni...
The forester\u27s camp has come to be a regular feature in connection with the forestry courses of a...
Iowa State College Summer Camp had five instructors this summer. Professor Bendsend was in charge of...
The last seminar of the school came. The air was filled with the customary shouts of good will, laug...
The 1959 ISU summer camp took place in the beautiful north country, 2-½ miles north of Wirt, Minneso...
During the summer camp of 1977 in Greenough, Montana, we students did not limit our education to the...
The forestry at Ames includes in its curriculum a summer quarter of 12 weeks held away from the coll...
On June 8, 1986, 17 enthusiastic students (15 male and 2 female) checked in at the Cloquet Forestry ...
Year in and year out, Iowa State University forestry students have migrated many miles to different ...
“So this is Bitterroot!” The foresters had arrived. The first four of the student woodchoppers stood...
The lazy populace of the western village, drowsing on the wide veranda of Brewster’s General Store o...
The 1937 summer camp was split into two periods. We left Ames in late June and drove to Kirbyville, ...
The forester\u27s Camp has come to be a regular feature in connection with the forestry courses of a...
Anticipations rode with fifty young foresters as they descended on Wirt, Minnesota, the site of the ...
Many o£ the Iowa State Foresters spent the greater part of the summer of 1947 engaged in the pursuit...
Each fall when school reconvenes the topic of most interest around the forestry department is learni...
The forester\u27s camp has come to be a regular feature in connection with the forestry courses of a...
Iowa State College Summer Camp had five instructors this summer. Professor Bendsend was in charge of...
The last seminar of the school came. The air was filled with the customary shouts of good will, laug...
The 1959 ISU summer camp took place in the beautiful north country, 2-½ miles north of Wirt, Minneso...
During the summer camp of 1977 in Greenough, Montana, we students did not limit our education to the...
The forestry at Ames includes in its curriculum a summer quarter of 12 weeks held away from the coll...
On June 8, 1986, 17 enthusiastic students (15 male and 2 female) checked in at the Cloquet Forestry ...
Year in and year out, Iowa State University forestry students have migrated many miles to different ...