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Klahowya Youth Volunteer Program

March 7, 2022 · Source: National Park Service

A man wrapped in a red wool blanket coat kneels next to a table, and blows on a spark on a small pile of woodchips to start a fire.
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Monday, March 21 from 10-2 p.m. Ranger Izzy will be offering a session on fires and candles as part of the park’s Klahowya Youth Volunteer program. The session is one of five living history workshops to be held this spring, with participants agreeing to demonstrate their new skills later during public sessions at the park.

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