Into the woods
North Idaho STEM Charter Academy freshman Vincent LaPresta, left, and seventh grade homeschooler Levi Betts of Coeur d'Alene examine a tall tree Thursday morning at Farragut State Park during the Idaho State Forestry Contest.
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Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School junior Kaiden Harper, center, and Orofino High School junior Shaylee Taylor peer through clinometers as they measure tree height Thursday morning during the Idaho State Forestry Competition at Farragut State Park. More than 300 students from across the state participated.
Post Falls Middle School eighth graders Dallas Dolence, left and Nathaniel Franklin work alongside Selle Valley Carden School sixth grader Andrew Ford to identify trees and shrubs Thursday morning at Farragut State Park during the Idaho State Forestry Contest.
Future foresters, firefighters, engineers and more took to the woods Thursday to explore silviculture and expand their knowledge of all things arboreous.
Using Farragut State Park as their arena, more than 300 students from across the Gem State competed in the 40th annual Idaho State Forestry Contest...
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