Birch bark craft is a traditional form of CANOE building that has been used for centuries by Indigenous peoples in North America. It involves the use of birch bark, which is harvested from the bark of the birch tree, to create a lightweight and durable vessel. The CANOE is then sealed with spruce gum and tar, and decorated with porcupine quills, beads, and other materials. The craft is still practiced today, and canoes made using this method are highly sought after for their beauty and durability.