Adventure aplenty for Libby youth in outdoor program
Members of the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program hiked to Boulder Lakes in July. (Photo courtesy Bill Moe)
Kootenai National Forest’s Ed Sedler teaches a group of kids in the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program about forestry in June at Ross Creek. (Photo courtesy Bill Moe)
Learning how to build a camp fire was part of the experience for members of the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program this summer. (Photo courtesy Bill Moe)
Members of the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program enjoyed catching trout at the Libby fish ponds in June. (Photo courtesy Bill Moe)
Kootenai National Forest’s Hydrologist Ben Hegler teaches a group of kids in the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program about hydrology in June at Ross Creek. (Photo courtesy Bill Moe)
Members of the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program hiked to Warland Peak Fire Tower in July. (Photo courtesy Bill Moe)
Learning and fun were plentiful for young students this summer in the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program.
More than 40 youth in Libby Middle School teacher Bill Moe’s program trekked from the Libby fish pond to the heights of Boulder Lakes and Warland Peak Lookout as well as many points in between.
“It was another adventurous season for us,” Moe said. “Now, we just need some snow for our winter program!”
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