Family Forestry Expo showcases forest landscapes
Fifth-graders in teacher Taylor Hoots' class at Ruder Elementary School get a look at the eggs of a pregnant crayfish during a presentation by Montana FWP fisheries biologist Andrew Larson at the Family Forestry Expo at Trumbull Creek Educational Forest in Columbia Falls on Tuesday, May 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Fifth-graders in teacher Gabe Buzzell's class at Edgerton Elementary School listen to a presentation on different types of fish found in local waterways by Montana FWP fisheries biologist Leo Rosenthal at the Family Forestry Expo at Trumbull Creek Educational Forest in Columbia Falls on Tuesday, May 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Greta Wells, a fifth-grader in Gabe Buzzell's class at Edgerton Elementary School, inspects the bottom of Trumbull Creek with a viewing tube at the fisheries station of the Family Forestry Expo at Trumbull Creek Educational Forest in Columbia Falls on Tuesday, May 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
The annual Family Forestry Expo offers hands-on exposure to the role forests play in daily life.
The weeklong event includes visits by fifth-grade students and wraps up on Saturday, May 13 when families are invited to share in expo activities from 9 a...
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