Archery
Biodiversity Trackers
Feathered Friends
Watershed Wild
Canoeing
100

Students need to wear one of these two things in order to do archery.

Long sleeves or an arm guard

100

On the Camp Dudley Field Guide page, students will categories their plant into one of these three categories.

Tree, shrub, or herbaceous plant

100

These categories are included on the Bird ID cards (name at least five of seven).

Species, diet, habitat, nest type, nest location, featured adaptation, fun fact

100

Due to its large impact on the ecosystem relative to its abundance, salmon are categorized as this kind of species.

Keystone

100

The larger participant should sit in this seat in the canoe.

The back/stern seat

200

The four archery commands are as follows:

1. Table your bow.

2. Knock/prepare an arrow.

3. Fire when ready.

4. Retrieve your arrows.

200

Insects can be differentiated from other bugs by these three defining features.

6 legs, exoskeleton, three body segments (head, thorax, abdomen)

200

These four types of animals are included on the bone sorting chart for owl pellet dissections.

Moles, shrews, birds, rodents

200

This fishy Yakama legend illustrates the dangers of greed and overconsumption

Legend of the Lost Salmon

200

Campers are significantly less likely to flip their canoe if they follow these four rules.

No standing in the canoe, no leaning over the sides, no (intentional) bumper boats, stay to the right of Strawberry Island

300

The Yakama peoples are part of this larger culture area.

Columbia Plateau

300

Lichen is a non-vascular composite organism composed of fungus and at least one of these two organisms:

Cyanobacteria or algae

300

The location of the two rocks with holes that were once two of the giant owl sisters.

Below Wenatchee

300

Students are given $10 million and five acres of riverfront property to develop during this activity.

A River Runs Through Here

300

Members of coastal tribes across the Pacific Northwest gather once a year for this celebratory event.

Canoe Journeys

400

(2-part answer) This waterfall was an ancestral fishing location and trade epicenter until it was destroyed by this dam.

Celilo Falls, Dalles Dam

400

Lichen survived this long on the outside of the International Space Station.

18 months

400

The Sahaptin names for Sparrowhawk and Coyote.

Xat Xat and Spilyay

400

Parts of Canada, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, and Nevada make up this watershed.

Columbia River Basin

400

Ponderosa pines are commonly used to construct this kind of canoe.

Dugout

500
(For 100 points per plant) List edible plants that students will be searching for during the archery station.

Baldhip Rose, Bedstraw, Blue Camas Lily, Bull Thistle, Cattail, Chickweed, Dandelion, False Solomon's-Seal, Fireweed, Greater Plantain, Miner's Lettuce, Pearly Everlasting, Oregon Grape, Ocean Spray, Ponderosa Pine, Red Elderberry, Great Stinging Nettle, Twinflower, Sheep Sorrel, Sweet Flag, White Clover, Wild Strawberries

500

(For 100 points per defining feature) Leaves can be describes using these seven categories:

Arrangement, venation, attachment, tip, base, shape, margin

500
(50 points per bird) Camp Dudley is home to the following birds:

:)

500

This 1974 landmark Washington court case determined that Pacific Northwest Natives would have a right to half the catch and to co-manage fisheries with the state. It restored treaty rights to fish in all usual and accustomed places.

The Boldt Decision

500

Naturalists need to have these five items when leading canoeing.

First aid kit (specifically cpr mask), radio, whistle, guard tube, and rescue kayak/paddle

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