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Daddy Can I Play Every Day 2020 Mental Health Awareness Month PPT May is Mental Health Awareness Month Helmets On! graphics to promote helmet safety Opioid Prevention resources for sharing Magic Show – healthy hydration – Play Every Day Be the Influence. Youth Alcohol Prevention poster Be Real. Be Free. Youth Vaping Prevention graphics Opioid …
Our monthly Iditarod EDU newsletter, Mush On!, will bring you new ideas, reintroduce familiar standbys, and will be helpful whether you are a rookie or a veteran Iditarod educator! Each issue includes links to new and past articles and class activities from throughout the Iditarod EDU website. Click each issue image for a downloadable PDF. …
After much deliberation and anticipation of modifications needed to safely execute the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race during a global pandemic, Iditarod race organizers and its board of directors today announced a modified race route in 2021, as well as a comprehensive COVID-19 prevention plan. Dubbed the Iditarod Gold Trail Loop, the race route …
By Lori E. Gordon, DVM Veterinary Surgical Care, Inc. MA Task Force 1 US&R Veterinary Officer, NVRT Veterinary Officer The answer is maybe. It depends on the dog, both their physical as well as individual emotional state of mind. It is the combination of their natural personality and their environmental upbringing that can answer …
2023 – Juli Westrich 2021/22 – Jim Deprez 2020 – Kelly Villar 2019 – Brian Hickox 2018 – Heidi Sloan 2017 – Annie Kelley 2016 – Laura Wright 2015 – Erin Montgomery 2014 – Jen Reiter 2013 – Linda Fenton 2012 – Blynne Froke 2011 – …
Dear Iditarod Volunteers, Mushers and Staff, It seems that there isn’t a person on this planet who hasn’t been affected by COVID19 in some way. I couldn’t start this letter without first saying that our hearts, souls and minds stand with all those who have lost loved ones during this challenging time in our world. …
Dear Iditarod Volunteers, Mushers and Staff, It seems that there isn’t a person on this planet who hasn’t been affected by COVID19 in some way. I couldn’t start this letter without first saying that our hearts, souls and minds stand with all those who have lost loved ones during this challenging time in our world. …
After racing season is over and the snow melts in Alaska, the canine athletes of the Iditarod begin a quick transition into the summer months. Although the terms “training” and “conditioning” are often used interchangeably, their distinctions should be noted for this discussion. In the purest sense, training is the mental process of learning how …
