Rabbitkettle Lake Camp 2011

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Staff and students hiked to Tufa Mounds, a unique geologicalfeature near the camp. Everyone had lunch at RabbitkettleRiver before returning back to camp. The weather was niceand everyone enjoyed the hike. Sandra showed the studentsimportant medicinal plants and George showed them how toidentify animal tracks seen along the way.Staff posing with Tufa Mounds inthe background.Students and staff taking a breakduring the hike out to Tufa Mounds.Students stopped to enjoy theview of Rabbitkettle River valley.Students paying respect to thewater at Rabbitkettle River.
Elder Sandra Edda taught how to identify medicinal plants ofthe boreal forest during the hike to Tufa Mounds. The studentshad cards to identify and look for certain plants on the hike.They also were required to number 3 plants and their traditionalmedicinal uses which they took field ednotes of intheir log books.The students found it quite interesting and eagerly participatedin looking for medicinal plants.Sandra showing the students someimportant medicinal plants duringthe Tufa Mounds hike.Students listening to Sandraexplain the importance of medicinalplants to the Dene.
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