Noxon and Thompson Falls seventh-graders learned how to track such animals as coyotes during the Winter Tracks Festival. Participants are pictured with a coyote pelt.
January 30, 2019
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January 30, 2019 5:18 p.m.
'Signs of life' in a Montana winter
Friends of Scotchman’s Peak Wilderness (FSPW) brought together 46 kids from Thompson Falls and Noxon seventh grades for their annual Winter Tracks festival. There was lots to be learned, and lots of fun to be had at North Shore Campground with stations featuring orienteering; bird behavior and identification; track identification; and mammal furs, skulls and other sundry parts.