Immerse yourself in the rich and amazing Gitxsan culture and history, while learning about the traditional usages of plants, including the tree of life, cedar weaving, and other traditional activities, such as the preparation of smoked salmon.
The People of the Skeena Field School will take place in the Terrace area where you will visit the Gitxsan Eagle Clan’s fishing site of Guxts’eliksit. At this Language Preservation and Culture Camp, students will be hosted by Skaỳan (Anita Davis), Hereditary Chief/Matriarch, and other Eagle Chiefs/Elders.
Course | 3 credits
- FNST 110 - Ethnobotany: Plants & First People
Note: Course selection varies for the People of the Skeena Field School, depending on year. The current course is FNST 110 - Ethnobotany: Plants & First People. In previous years, this Field School ran ANTH 270 - Traditional Knowledge in Practice.
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| Field trip fee |
$395.00 |
Field trip fee |
$395.00 |
| FNST 110 |
$347.00 |
FNST 110 |
$1255.50 |
| Student Union fees |
$47.05 |
Student Union fees |
$47.05 |
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**Fees are Subject to Change
Non-refundable deposit due at registration: $179.00
Full tuition due 10 business days before start