IDITAROD: THE FIRST TEN YEARs – Visual Arts The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has been represented through art almost from its very beginning. Paintings,
A legendary artist in his own right, Fred Machetanz donated the use of his artwork for covers of Iditarod Trail Annuals. Click on each image
In the “lower 48”, traveling throughout the country is something that can easily be taken for granted. For long distances, air travel is the
Here you will find artifacts related to specific Iditarod Mushers! Check back, as we’ll be adding to this page! Susan Butcher Photo Lesson Idea
Meet the speakers of your conference. Learn about these Iditarod experts and their sessions. What will be the part you are most excited to learn
SPEAKERS SCHEDULE REGISTRATION Iditarod Education Department Winter Educators Conference “50 Years of Adventure Learning” At the Lakefront Hotel, Iditarod
The Iditarod EDU family has lost some of its biggest legends in the last months. At every conference we lead, when we post the question,
The late 1980s belonged to one woman: Susan Butcher. In 1986 she became the second female winner, the second four-time winner in 1990, and the
This month’s question comes from….. Ava Why do mushers sometimes use four-wheelers with the dogs? Are the dogs really pulling those? Or are the mushers
Listening Center Have you ever explored the photography of the Iditarod with your students? A center you could use with your students is called Faces
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