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Title: 4th Grade Fire Ecology
Show Description:
In this special edition of Where the Buffalo Roam 4th grade students from Gardiner Montana display their creative art work and new knowledge of fire ecology after a three-day outreach program.
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Graduate Student
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Graduate Student
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Graduate Student
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Graduate Student
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