Clarence ‘Michiel Grade 5

ss: Will get‘an airborne view of

he' forest this Friday thanks to its -

noney: Taising efforts,

The students collected pledges

} ‘plant, trees. in a cutblock near

ood and held bake sales to

adnce the helicopter rides, says
cher Joe Vidal.

¢ helicopter rides and the tree

lanting are part of a unit on

estry. taught by Vidal.

e combines classroom instruc-

ion and ‘field “ips spread out -

ta month and a half period.

Tt’s: important that. students

m- about the value of the

est,’’ said Vidal‘ of the dif-

erent ways in which the students

Trombley got a first hand education on tree planting when

was part of a unit on silviculture.

and got their hands dirty,’’ said
Vidal of the day in the forest.
Skeena Cellulose’s : Nicholson
said. her. involvement .in.Vidal's
class came after he responded to a
letter she sent to area schools... .
‘We do a lot of school talks,
It’s growing every year,” said the
forestry technician, =
Nicholson said the planting site
gave the students a’ good - op-
‘portunity to experience that part

of the silviculture industry.

. cational,”’ she said.

lanting” pledges. which was
tched by Skeena Cellulose and
other $500 by bake sales. .
he 1,500 pine, hemlock, cedar
and: ‘balsami seedlings planted that
das ame from. the Thornhill.

Sawniilfs mill here in Terrace.
The students have a-surplus

* They really got down there drive.

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iN THE THICK OF IT: Clarence Michiel Grade 5 student Clayton

class spent a day in the forest near Rosswood, The experience

“They experience all different
kinds of terrain. It was quile edu-.

Part of the students’ forestry
unit was a tour of. the Skeena

more than $400 after paying for
their Canadian Helicopters flights. _
and are donating it it to the cT scan.

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