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February frolic:

By: Matt Preprost

Posted: 03/5/2013 2:54 PM | Comments: 0

Students go snowshoeing during a Wilderness Survival Class at Fort Whyte Alive.

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Students go snowshoeing during a Wilderness Survival Class at Fort Whyte Alive. (PHOTO BY MATT PREPROST)

Students in the new Wilderness Survival class at St. James Collegiate hit up Fort Whyte Alive on Feb. 13 for a day of snowshoeing, hiking, and fire and shelter building. The day trip activities were part of the class’s objective to teach students the importance of reducing their carbon footprint and creating sustainable living habits outdoors.

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