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Project Timeline
Stage 1: Seattle Washington to Skagway Alaska
1,400 miles by kayak
Stage 2: Skagway Alaska to Inuvik Northwest Territories
July 9th to October 1st, 20101,747 miles hiking/canoeing
Stage 3: Norman Wells Northwest Territories to Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories
February 9th, 2010 to May 1st, 2011900 miles by dogsled
• • Return to US for one month for school assemblies and teacher training • •
Stage 4: Fort Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories to Grand Portage, Minnesota
June 1st to October 31st, 20112,700 miles by canoe
• • Spend winter preparing educational content for the second half of the project, conducting school assemblies and teacher training, and raising money • •
Stage 5: Grand Portage, Minnesota to Montreal, Quebec
April 15th to July 1st, 20121,300 miles by kayak
Stage 6: Montreal, Quebec to Key West, Florida
July 2nd, 2012 to March 1st, 2013
Montreal to Saint John, NB 1,000 milesSaint John to New York City 850 miles
New York City to Key West 1,750 miles
Total estimated mileage:
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| Feathered Friends 02/21/2012 Image via Wikipedia The days are getting longer and we are starting to see more birds. Many birds live here in the Boundary Waters in the summer and migrate south for the winter. However, there are several birds that live here all year. Next week we would like to focus on one of the birds [ ... ] |
| Should we use a canoe, or our kayaks to explore the Great Lakes? 02/21/2012 In less than 3 months the snow and ice will melt and the dog harnesses will be put away. Amy and I will switch from dogsledding to paddling and we need you to help us decide how we should travel. We will leave Grand Portage, Minnesota in early May to paddle through the Great Lakes and then thr [ ... ] |
| Covy 02/21/2012
Age: 6, born in March 2005 |
| Boundary Waters Beavers 02/20/2012 Yesterday, I was skiing in front of two dog teams. Fennel was running in lead next to his new friend, Monax. I skied up over a bump. The dog teams followed, up and over. The bump was a beaver dam. In the winter we travel through many areas where beavers live. We see plenty of evidence of the beavers [ ... ] |
| Chopping Chicken for the sled dogs. 02/17/2012
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| Feeding the Sled Dogs 02/13/2012 Student Response Worksheet (Upper) Student Response Worksheet (Lower) This week's Notes from the Trail is all about taking care of sled dogs. In last week's Cast YOUR Vote, students helped us narrow down this topic. Based on your votes, we will focus on feeding the dogs. Dave and I walked dow [ ... ] |




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