NWT NEWS/NORTH - Rambo Dryneck works on a stone carving during a CNIB worksop in Behchoko Sept. 17 to 27. It's now scientifically proven that with low-vision and blindness, the sense of touch improves, allowing students to make carvings despite the fact that they can't see. Photo courtesy Norma Jean Jarvis NWT NEWS/NORTH - Rambo Dryneck works on a stone carving during a CNIB worksop in Behchoko Sept. 17 to 27. It's now scientifically proven that with low-vision and blindness, the sense of touch improves, allowing students to make carvings despite the fact that they can't see. Photo courtesy Norma Jean Jarvis