Science wilderness excursion assignment
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Animal tracks surrounded the lake's edge and snowmobile tracks covered the frozen surface, while black and orange moss coated most rocks near the shore where grass and willows grew low to the water; spruce trees climbed the high hills and willow and tamarack populated the lower elevations.
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Science wilderness excursion assignment
- 1. Their was animal tracks everywhere along the edge of the lake
- 2. There where lots of snowmobile tracks on the lake
- 3. Black and orange moss was on almost all the rocks
- 4. On the low parts close to the lake grew grass and willows
- 5. Their was lots of spruce on the high hills
- 6. On the lower areas their was more willow and tamarack