Rabbitkettle Lake Camp 2011

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Bruce helping a student emptyhis net into a basin.Bruce explaining to the studentsthe different states of water.Students taking minnows out ofthe Seine Net.Students using their Plankton Netsto catch Plankton near the shore.Bruce teaching the students thedifferent parts of a dissected fish.Some of the minnows caught withthe Seine Net.
Doug and Teresa taught the students how to read maps, use acompass and how to make a map of the surrounding area. Studentslearned to use GPS units, and found their way to pre-set waypointsin the area. Celine talked about the Rabbitkettle area which is hertraditional area, she talked about travel routes that her family utilizedin the fall to hunt moose. When spring would come her family wouldgo downriver in moose-skin boats to trade for the upcoming winter.Students hiked to Tufa mounds and Rabbitkettle River.Doug showing the students atopographic map of theRabbitkettle area.Celine telling stories about life on theland when she was young.Teresa getting the students to drawa map of the surrounding area.
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