LPOHS students get firsthand look at spawning kokanee
Lake Pend Oreille High School students were recently treated to an experiential learning opportunity at Trestle Creek to observe the annual spawning kokanee, who turn bright red as they navigate upstream.
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Lake Pend Oreille High School students were recently treated to an experiential learning opportunity at Trestle Creek to observe the annual spawning kokanee, who turn bright red as they navigate upstream.
A Lake Pend Oreille High School student holds a kokanee fish during a recent experiential learning opportunity at Trestle Creek to observe the annual spawning kokanee, who turn bright red as they navigate upstream.
Kokanee are seen in the Trestle Creek area during a recent experiential learning opportunity by Lake Pend Oreille High School students to observe the annual spawning kokanee, who turn bright red as they navigate upstream.
SANDPOINT — Lake Pend Oreille High School students were recently treated to an experiential learning opportunity at Trestle Creek to observe the annual spawning kokanee, which turn bright red as they navigate upstream.
The structured educational event centered on the Idaho Fish and Game, as well as some willing volunteers, presenting material at five topical outdoor stations.
At the Tree Identification Station, students were taught to analyze needle arrangements and cone structures to determine local species of coniferous trees. They were tactilely engaged, fondling exemplar branches and sniffing the congealed pitch nestled in each cone.
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