Getting outdoors, northern style
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Getting outdoors, northern style
U of M northern environment students went on a field trip to Lyncrest Airport on Feb. 1, taking part in a variety of different winter activities and reflecting on how land-use managers might accommodate different uses of the land in winter. Activities included building and sleeping in traditional Inuit-style igloos, skijoring and kick sledding with Snow Motion, working with a trapper to skin a beaver, Inuit games, along with search-and-rescue signalling exercises.
U of M northern environment students went on a field trip to Lyncrest Airport on Feb. 1, taking part in a variety of different winter activities and reflecting on how land-use managers might accommodate different uses of the land in winter. Activities included building and sleeping in traditional Inuit-style igloos, skijoring and kick sledding with Snow Motion, working with a trapper to skin a beaver, Inuit games, along with search-and-rescue signalling exercises.
