To become a CMCA, a candidate must successfully complete a 16-hour course and pass the National Certification Examination. In addition, CMCA applicants must have a certain number of âpointsâ which can be obtained through attending CAI and other industry events, serving on a CAI â Illinois Committee, and participating on other levels.
in: Potoo. The potoos (POH-too) are a family, Nyctibiidae of Strisorean birds related to the nightjars, Oilbird, frogmouths and the swifts, hummingbirds and owlet-nightjars. The seven extant species of potoos all belong to the genus Nyctibius (NIC-tih-BYE-us).
Hoodoos are tall claylike cylanders created by wind erosion and are really more common in dryland areas like the Alberta Badlands or Zion Park in Utah. They're called hoodoos because of the sound the wind makes blowing through them which is sort of spooky. I didn't know that there were any hoodoos in Banff itself but there is some in Kootney National Park and those are probably the ones you are referring to. Speaking of Kootney National Park that's also where I believe the best Hot Springs are.