What does PTCI stand for?

Pacific Tree Climbing Institute

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Before they hit the ropes, the five students in the first group gathered to hear a few minutes of philosophy and advice from Teresa Damron, a co-founder (with her son Rob) of the Pacific Tree Climbing Institute.

GOING UP A TREE TO LEARN

THOSE with a head for heights can climb up to the forest canopy - and sleep overnight, with The Pacific Tree Climbing Institute.

USA-our kinda holiday

Damron and a partner launched a new company, the Pacific Tree Climbing Institute, earlier this year to escort just about anyone young or old, frail or strong into a world few ever experience.

An environmental school in the treetops

Learn more about it in a "Tree Climbing Clinic" taught by Scott Altenhoff, co-founder of the Pacific Tree Climbing Institute.

BRIEFLY

22 Learn to climb trees: Pacific Tree Climbing Institute offers a tree-climbing experience Sunday, 11 a.

ALL THE REST

Sunday Admission: Three-day admission wristbands $15; one-day wristbands are $10 Friday and Saturday, $7 on Sunday; children 12 or younger are admitted free with a commemorative button; park for $5 in public garages Advance tickets: Wristbands and commemorative buttons are sold at Albertsons, Market of Choice, Wild Oats, US Bank, Washington Mutual, Jerry's Home Improvement, Downtown Athletic Club, LTD Downtown Center, UO Bookstore and REI Tree-climbing: The Pacific Tree Climbing Institute will be set up in the cedar trees in the west Park Blocks at 11 a.

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