Do bats do aerobatics when they’re not hanging around? Have a hoot and an owl-right time as we spin some fun tales and learn about night creatures with our ranger-led talks. The 14th annual “Bats, Spiders, Owls – Oh My!” event is Friday evening, October 25th. This event is free. Tours will run every twentyFind OUT MORE

In Their Footsteps: Channeling Your Inner Lewis & Clark: a Conversation for the Explorer in Each of Us by Richard Brenne. Richard will share many of his odd adventures that channel the tiniest bit of Lewis and Clark, such as exploring Russia, Turkey and the American West including many backpacking adventures. Once Brenne gets this conversationFind OUT MORE

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, Fort Clatsop present In Their Footsteps: A Town Called Seaside. Gloria Linkey will share from her 2017 book, A Town Called Seaside, a decade-by-decade story of Seaside- from a summer resort town in the 1940s to the thriving tourist attraction and community it is today. Gloria will discuss pre-WorldFind OUT MORE

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park presents an evening of stories, activities and exploration of night creatures at 5:00pm on Friday, October 27. Spiders got you down? Are you up in the air over bats? Are you wise about owls? Sounds like you’d enjoy a ranger-led evening walk filled with stories and facts about nightFind OUT MORE

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, Fort Clatsop is pleased to announce the autumn 2017 In Their Footsteps free speakers series. The first program is September 17 with Dane Osis presenting Mysterious Mushrooms of Clatsop County. An amazing variety of fungi thrive in Clatsop County due to the area’s high precipitation and humidity. This illustratedFind OUT MORE

In Their Footsteps Lecture Series: Photographing Oregon’s Public Coast, Celebrating 50 Years of Access with photographer Rick Schafer. For over 30 years, Schafer’s stunning landscape photography of the Pacific Northwest has illustrated billboards, advertising, calendars, and many books including Magnificent Places: Oregon Coast. His current project is scheduled to be released in July for theFind OUT MORE

In Their Footsteps: Identification and Preservation of Jean Baptiste Charbonneau’s Grave with Michael Hanley and Roger Wendlick. Jean Baptiste Charbonneau was the youngest member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Michael Hanley, a rancher, illustrator and author of several books about eastern Oregon, was instrumental in identifying and preserving the grave of Jean Baptiste CharbonneauFind OUT MORE

Join wildlife rehabilitator, Josh Saranpaa for In Their Footsteps: The Wildlife Center of the North Coast. This monthly Sunday forum is sponsored by the Lewis & Clark National Park Association and the park. These programs are held in the Netul River Room of Fort Clatsop’s visitor center and are free of charge. For more information,Find OUT MORE

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, Fort Clatsop, is pleased to announce the next In Their Footsteps free speaker series event. On Sunday, January 15, at 1:00pm Jerry Sutherland will talk about Calvin Tibbets and Solomon Smith, the first American settlers on Clatsop Plains. During his talk, Sutherland will focus on Tibbets’ years on ClatsopFind OUT MORE