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Klahoose/Ayajuthem Language Session

Posted by robin saxifrage on Tagged Youth Outreach

FTCCIS hosted Klahoose First Nation Elder, Jesse Louie, and high school students in the Children’s Forest for story-telling and teaching the cultural uses of forest plants for food & medicine. The students were spellbound.  Subsequently, students participated in an Ayajuthem/Klahoose language session, and illustrated interpretive plant signage on the School to Sea trail from Manson’s Landing Provincial Park to the Cortes Island School.

Klahoose First Nation Elder Jesse Louie in the Children's Forest.
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