Chile is set to gain its 47th national park early this year — largely due to the efforts of U.S. conservationist Kristine ...

a low-lying canoe nicknamed for its putting motor’s cadence. A tiger heron swoops into a stream. With serial-killer cunning, it fishes by dropping poisonous tree bark into shallows, waiting for ...

While tea was commonly made from the root bark and young leaves, Native Americans often constructed birch bark canoes, buckets, and baskets. Additionally, the bark has been used to make casts for ...

Nathan Jackson, a Tlingit carver who is featured in the exhibit, said he’s spent his career making poles, paddles, canoes and many ... the cedar bark, the root,” Carriere said at the opening ...

Artefacts include royal headdresses, a statue and parts of an ancient pirogue (canoe) and tree ... The first fabric was created from beaten tree bark and dyed with indigo. King Mbuombuo’s ...

GUELPH - Holy cow! Canoes have come a long way ... and thanks to experimentation allowed during the off-season, that's bound to continue. Early settlers along the water routes of Canada used to build ...

The canoe’s location, deep in the wild ... and a pair of round-framed eyeglasses beneath a broad-brimmed hat made from woven red cedar bark. A thick handlebar mustache and large pistol and holster ...

Bark – ashy gray; initially smooth with interlacing corky ... The wood is also used in doors, veneer, antique vehicle parts, furniture, canoe paddles, snowshoes, boats, posts, and railroad cars. White ...

Its theme is loosely based on the French Canadian legend of the Flying Canoe, which tells of voyageurs who strike a deal with the devil to make their birch-bark canoe fly so they can see their loved ...