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Kokum, Are These Moose Tracks?: Celebrating Fall
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Kokum, Are These Moose Tracks?: Celebrating Fall in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $14.39
Original price: $17.99

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Kokum, Are These Moose Tracks?: Celebrating Fall in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $14.39
Original price: $17.99
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Size: Kobo eBook
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Animal tracking: A picture book where Joshua, a young boy who is both Cree and Anishinaabe, gathers and hunts with members of his family. This is book two in a four-book series and focuses on identifying animal tracks in the forest.
Indigenous Food Sovereignty: this picture book covers how Indigenous people traditionally harvest food from the land, with a focus on hunting. Thanks to the popular Braiding Sweetgrass, this has entered the wider cultural landscape.
Curriculum tie-in: this book ties in with primary school curriculums on habitats and communities.
Eco-friendly book: This book was printed in North America by Friesens, the first FSC-certified printing company in Canada. With plants powered by hydroelectric and wind farms, the company is 100% employee-owned and is committed to minimizing its ecological footprint.
Animal tracking: A picture book where Joshua, a young boy who is both Cree and Anishinaabe, gathers and hunts with members of his family. This is book two in a four-book series and focuses on identifying animal tracks in the forest.
Indigenous Food Sovereignty: this picture book covers how Indigenous people traditionally harvest food from the land, with a focus on hunting. Thanks to the popular Braiding Sweetgrass, this has entered the wider cultural landscape.
Curriculum tie-in: this book ties in with primary school curriculums on habitats and communities.
Eco-friendly book: This book was printed in North America by Friesens, the first FSC-certified printing company in Canada. With plants powered by hydroelectric and wind farms, the company is 100% employee-owned and is committed to minimizing its ecological footprint.





















