WRFI Courses

Kayaking in Alaska? Backpacking in Yellowstone? Cycling across Montana?

WRFI offers a range of courses that cater to your interests, schedule, and academic needs. Classes run from two to nine weeks and fulfill anywhere from 3 to 15 semester credits. They all provide affordable alternatives to traditional classroom academics in some of the most beautiful and interesting landscapes in the world, and they will introduce you to people and places that will change your world forever.

	(spring semester) Colorado Plateau: Desert Canyons and Cultures	March 25- May 24, 2013
	Cycle the Rockies: Energy and Climate Change in Montana	June 18- July 14, 2013
	Wild Rockies Summer Semester	June 14- August 14, 2013
	Restoration Ecology in Greater Yellowstone	June 15- July 2, 2013
	The Alaskan Rainforest: Ecology & Policy of the Tongass	June 28- July 30, 2013
	Environmental Ethics: Global Climate Change and Visions of a Sustainable Future	July 30- August 16, 2013
	(fall semester) Montana Afoot and Afloat: Human/Land Relations	August 29- October 28, 2013