You’ll start by learning how to hand-fish in a clear mountain stream. If you’re lucky, you will catch your lunch! Then you’ll head to your Athabascan Wood Bison reserve, created to protect this endangered species, where you will learn about these animals and their amazing history. Back at camp for lunch, you’ll cook trout over a wood fire while our guide entertains with stories of ‘les coureurs des bois.’ After lunch, you will participate in nature interpretation, looking for tracks and other signs of the wildlife living in the Laurentian forest. After that, you’ll be taken to a sacred Native American ancestral site, erected by Dominique Rankin, Algonquin traditional chief. Your guide will explain their lifestyle as well as their different homes. The day ends with a presentation on the different types of furs and habitats of the animals that live in the region. Nature education doesn’t get better than this!