VISIONS Blackfeet 3 got out into the wilderness and worked on the ranch

VISIONS Blackfeet 3 participants are living that Montana life!

A handwritten poster on wood labeled “Days 3, 4, 5 in review” lists daily activities, including volunteering, crafts, talking circles, Native American teachings, animal encounters, and a horseback ride. Colorful text and drawings decorate the poster.
A group of people, including kids and adults with backpacks, stand on a forested trail near the edge of a hill. Some are looking at the view while others are talking or holding water bottles. Trees and greenery surround them.
Three boys in blue swimwear play on rocks near a rushing waterfall surrounded by pine trees. Two boys stand and one sits by the water’s edge, with clothes and shoes scattered nearby.
A group of people sit on dry grass outdoors, attentively listening to a man in a blue jacket and wide-brimmed hat who is seated in a folding chair. Trees, hills, and clouds fill the background.
A group of people on horseback form a line on a grassy hilltop with dark, cloudy skies and distant mountains in the background. A black-and-white dog is in the foreground.

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