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Photos: LISA JAMES/Press Fernan school fifth-grader Luke Turley touches the beak of a taxidermied eagle as classmate Emma Lund watches during Coeur d’Alene’s first Water Festival at McEuen Park on Thursday. The event, meant to empower students with the knowledge to appreciate, respect and protect our water resources, was sponsored by the Inland Northwest Community Foundation, Kootenai Environmental Alliance, U of I Extension Water Resources and the Water Festival Steering Committee. The event continues today.

Photos: LISA JAMES/Press Fernan school fifth-grader Luke Turley touches the beak of a taxidermied eagle as classmate Emma Lund watches during Coeur d’Alene’s first Water Festival at McEuen Park on Thursday. The event, meant to empower students with the knowledge to appreciate, respect and protect our water resources, was sponsored by the Inland Northwest Community Foundation, Kootenai Environmental Alliance, U of I Extension Water Resources and the Water Festival S…

June 2, 2017

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Water and wildlife
June 2, 2017 1 a.m.

Water and wildlife

Fifth-graders from three different Coeur d’Alene elementary schools explored their interests in water Thursday at McEuen Park.