So Many Thanks

The Grade 6 Charr Project was a great success! Everyone had lots of fun, and we learned a few things on the way. The success was due to so many people who donated their time, support and expertise in assisting the Grade 6 Class.
To all the people who helped us, you were awesome!! Your assistance was really appreciated!!

		Jean-Guy St. Aubin Jean-Guy was the originator of the Suvaliriniq Project in Kanqiqsualujjuaq. That project boasted a very impressive 98% success rate using stream incubators. Since that time Charr incubating projects have been started in Kuujjuaq and in Ulluriaq school. Jean-Guy was one of the coordinators of this project. He shared his cabin, canoes and most importantly his knowledge and experience.
		Tooma Emudluk Tooma was the Fish Project expert and guide. He educated the group on how to collect, fertilize and incubate the eggs.
		Lydia Baron-Emudluk Lydia was the cook for the excursion. She fed the entire group of students and guides while we were on the land and at the cabins. She was also a stand-in mother to those students who got hurt or wet.
		Daniel Annanack Daniel was the head-guide for our excursion. His knowledge of the land is vast and his teachings were valuable. He worked hard to include each student in every step of the project.
		Jean Leduc Jean is the Principal at the school. He was also one of the coordinators and guides for the project. He shared his cabin and canoe, but more importantly, he shared his time and knowledge. His help with the excursion planning was really appreciated.
		James May James is a secondary student at Ulluriaq School. He participated in the 1999 Suvaliriniq Project. He assisted with the teaching and guiding for this project. The students really enjoyed his humour and friendship.
		Mary Emudluk Mary is a secondary student at Ulluriaq School. She also participated in the 1999 Suvaliriniq Project. She assisted with the teaching and guiding for this project. The students really enjoyed her company and especially her music.
		Jacko Kajuatsiak Jacko is a secondary student at Ulluriaq School and the son of Daniel Annanack. He assisted with guiding for this project.
		Kangiqsualujjuaq Landholding The Landholding Committee, especially Willie Emudluk, were valuable partners in the project. They provided support in the coordination and planning of the project.
		Allan Gordon Allen is one of the coordinators of the Charr Egg Project in Kuujjuaq. He provided tours of the facilities in Kuujjuaq as well as valuable information over the telephone. When it was decided that we should use hatching trays instead of hatching jars, Allen sent us a tray the following day.
		Michael Burke Michael Burke is the manager of the Alma Aquaculture Research Station. The Station is affiliated with the University of Guelph. Michael provided a wealth of information in person and over the telephone.
		Johnny Sam Annanack Johnny Sam was one of the boat drivers for the excursion.
		David Emudluk David was also one of the boat drivers for the excursion.
		Kenny Angnatuk and Felix St. Aubin Kenny and Felix are the Maintenance Personnel at Ulluriaq School. They assisted the students with the building of the indoor incubator. They also connected the incubator to the backup generator. If the power fails, the eggs will survive.
		Andre Berube Andre is the technician at Aquamerik. Andre was really helpful when we needed assistance with our incubator.
		The Grade 6 Class This is us posing for a crazy picture!!