March 25, 2007
Archived Adventures
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The Superior Waters Project (September-October, 2006): a 7 week, 1,100 kayak journey around Lake Superior, the largest lake in the World. This program focused on freshwater usage, and the importance of freshwater conservation. |
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Project Peru (March-May, 2005):While in Peru, our team explored the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, 5-million acres of protected rainforest. For six weeks the Wilderness Classroom traveled by dugout canoe in an effort to bring the biodiversity, cultural significance, and ever-changing landscape of the Amazon rainforest to dozens of schools. |
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For the Boreal Forest Project Adam, Dave, and 6 sleddogs explored Northern Manitobas roadless Boreal forest. For 7 weeks students joined the virtural expedition as Dave and Adam dogsledded between 5 remote communities. |
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During the Rainforest Project students joined Dave and Eric as they explored Costa Rica. Classrooms directed the team using online polls, our moderated chatroom, and email. Students told their adventure guides rescue baby sea turtles, study volcanoes, explore caves, and much more. Three times each week Dave and Adam would report their findings to students over the Internet. |
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For the The Bimaadagaako Adventure (Winter/Spring 2003) Dave and Eric traded their canoe for skis, sled dogs, and toboggans and headed out across 550 miles of Canadian wilderness. They continued their journey along the voyageurs' historic travel and trade routes, and had many wild adventures along the way. |
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The Jiime Adventure (Fall 2002) is a 750-mile canoeing adventure along the wilderness waterways of Minnesota, Ontario, and Manitoba. Join Dave and Eric as they paddle and portage along the historic Native American and voyageurs' travel and trade routes. |
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The Big Muddy Adventure (Fall 2001) is a 2,350-mile canoeing adventure down the Mississippi River. Eric Frost, Dave Freeman, and Mike Clark spent 80 days exploring one of America's greatest waterways. |
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The Border Country Adventure (Winter-Spring 2001) a six week toboggan trek along the Minnesota/Ontario border. Join Dave and a beautiful sled dog named Tundra as they travel through 225 miles of wilderness using skis, snowshoes, and toboggans. |
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