Mr.Kiazyks Interpretive tour

In the wetland we saw the different trees they have there like the poppers and our special maple. Then we went and saw the outdoor classroom with the giant raven inside of it. We looked at the ravens nest and the possible goose eggs broken outside of it. We looked at the sign that showed us all the different animals in the wetland and what their foot prints look like. Then we worked our way towards the campfire, along the way we saw a dead muskrat. When we got to the campfire and talked about safety on the dock. Then we worked our way back to the bus and went home for lunch. This was a smaller/shorter version of the interpretive tour that we will give to the little kids
1. Why our water is hard and why we have blue krill
2. A sandpit with footprints in it
3. A giant ravens nest
4. A rosehip bush
5. Dangers on the docks when doing critter dipping.

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