Sharon Weider from WildSafe BC stopped by the Trail and District Public Library for the Maker Space Tool Time program. Weider was teaching kids about the best way to stay safe when in the woods surrounded by wildlife

Sharon Weider from WildSafe BC stopped by the Trail and District Public Library for the Maker Space Tool Time program. Weider was teaching kids about the best way to stay safe when in the woods surrounded by wildlife

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Sharon Weider from WildSafe BC stopped by the Trail and District Public Library for the Maker Space Tool Time program.

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