People of the Big River Field Class 2014
Friday, August 8, 2014
8/7/14 - Day 11: Spokane Tribe Indian Reservation
Drum Road Logging Unit
Warren Seyler brought us by the 80-800 acre logging unit. In the unit they decide which trees to take out, use fire as a mechanism to keep the brush down, and also use thinning.
Anderson Ranch
#SELFIE (:
Shop
Bear Trap!
Bear Trap #2!
Speaking about the native and non-native plants
Elk Chute, and another trap in progress!
8/6/14 - Day 10: Spokane Tribe Indian Reservation
Fish Shocking & Relocating!
Arrived, and everyone is gettin situated with gator
boots and mesh nets to catch some minoes!
Walkin along little Tshimikan Creek, gathering a few hundred minoes!
Oh, yah know, SELFIE's just cause! (:
some. . . of the White Swan Students! WhooHoo! (:
Ray, Calista, Alyssa, Jesus, Jessica
Minoes that everyone caught!!!
Relocating of the Minoes!
Relocated the monioes that had beencaught into a stream that lead into the McCoy Lake, before the creek we got them from dried out, and to also feed the larger fish in the lake.
8/5/14 - Day 9: Spokane Tribe Indian Reservation
Wellpinit High School / Middle School
We have arrived to the Spokane Tribe Indian Reservation! Camp is basically just around the corner at the powwow grounds! We arrived, unloaded everything and got to shower! WhooHoo! (:
8/4/14 - Day 8: Umatilla Indian Reservation
Tamástslikt Cultural Institute
In the Museum, it was posted to not take any photos of the artifacts and stuff inside.
CTUIR: Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Education Outreach Coordinator: Wenix Red Elk
Wenix Red Elk gives her presentation about the First Foods, how and why they are important, and what they are doing to ensure that "the tribes are here to stay for the next 7 generations"
Presentation Posters she had made.
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