Seeley Lake Elementary eighth grade students toured an active logging operation on the Blackfoot-Clearwater Game Range where they learned about mechanized thinning. Pictured Montana Department of Natural Resources Service Forester Brad French (left) and owner of Bull Creek Forestry Leelyn Cahoon (right) pose with SLE students and Bull Creek's Cut-to-Length Harvester.
SEELEY LAKE - Students from the Seeley Lake Elementary eighth grade class accompanied Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Service Forester Brad French Oct. 12 on their first field trip in over a year. The intent of the field trip was to expose the students to forestry and the economic value of Seeley Lake's timber industry.
The day consisted of three forestry-based stops. The first stop gave the students an opportunity to view an active logging site on the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks managed Blackfoot-Clearwater Game Range. The rest of the day consisted of lunch at Gira...
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