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  • Why Parents Choose Small Coed Nature Camps for Confidence and Growth

    Beyond the Traditional: Why a Small, Coed Nature Camp is the Secret to Personal Growth For many families, the ideal summer isn’t found in increasing their child's sports scores. It’s found in the quiet discovery of a dragonfly’s wing, the…

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  • Nature Camps Teach Children Environmental Conservation in Wisconsin

    When we raise children, one of the words that they hear the most is respect. In fact, respect is so important, that it is often referred to as “The Golden Rule,” or “Treat others the way you wish to be…

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  • Promote Environmentalism In Children

    Today, the environment is part of every political conversation, especially global warming. Yet, despite science a large number of people do not believe that it is a relevant issue. As the Director of an overnight summer camp with a science…

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  • Environmental Education Summer Camps in Wisconsin

    Summer camp is a special place it give children a place to call home that is less structured has less pressure than their home routines of school and sports. Plus it gives kids a chance to experience life in a…

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  • Environmental Summer Camps in Minnesota

    Minnesota is blessed with many natural resouces and a rich natural back drop. Yet, Minnesota is becoming increasingly urban, not just Minneapolis or St Paul, so too is the percentage of Minnesotans living in Greater Minnesota’s cities and towns. In…

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  • Eurasian Water Milfoil

    Eurasian Water Milfoil Eurasian milfoil first arrived in Wisconsin in the 1960's. During the 1980's, it began to move from southern Wisconsin to lakes and waterways in the northern half of the state. This migration took place mainly by boaters…

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  • Wisconsin Environmentalism

    As part of the the Environmental Community here is a recent email that was sent my way to encourage Wisconsinites and educators to get involved in current Nature and Science studies. Greetings Environmental Educator! I'm writing with great news for…

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  • Year of the Turtle

    With 2011 almost over did you know that it was the year of the Turtle? If you did...What have you done about it. If not there is still time to save nearly 40% of the turtles that are threatened. Why…

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  • Summer Camp and Forest Fires

    Ninety percent of all forest-related fires in Wisconsin are started by humans. Education is a key prevention tool to develop an informed and caring citizenry that will take action to prevent useless fires and who support the use of prescribed…

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  • Nature Camp in Winter

    During our winter stay at camp a local camp neighbor, Delon came by with his snowmobiles and offered to take Forrest and I on a nature tour. It was exciting we had a sunny day with balmy high 20 temps.…

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  • Animal Summer Camp

    Most of you campers knows this furry..not so much guy. Yep it is Apollo the bearded dragon. Some might think he was named after the space program. However, I think it was a Greek God. Currently lives with us but…

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  • Environmental Summer Camp

    Hey! Jacob here, I will be in the Nature Center this summer teaching you all about the big beautiful outdoors.. I like to fish, hunt and play sports. This is my first summer at camp but at school I’m studying…

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