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      Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation

      Date: July 22-24, 2019

      Keeseekoowenin First Nation is located in Treaty 3 Territory, 275km Northwest of Winnipeg. The surrounding land is mainly occupied by agriculture but also has beautiful rolling hills, diverse forest, prairie, and freshwater lake and river ecosystems. This land is also widely known as Riding Mountain National Park. The science camp was based out of the Health Centre within the community.


       

      • Help from 2 guests from Indiana University. Dana (in front with grey shirt and green pants)
        and Francisco (in the back with a black shirt and grey pants).
      • Ice-breaking activities and dance workshops
      • Self-portraits were included with the art activities.
      • Tye dying is always a popular activity during the camps
      • Tour of the water bottling plant.
      • Collecting water samples
      • Everyone spent the day at Clear Lake on the last day of camp.

       

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