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CincyNature Camp 2016

CincyNature Camps are a fun way for kids to actively challenge their minds and bodies and use their creativity and imaginations in a natural setting. Each camp offers unique, age-appropriate activities that expose children to new and exciting outdoor adventures in a safe and friendly environment. Camps are week-long, nature-focused day camps for children and teens ages 3 to 13. Camps take place from June through the second week of August at Cincinnati Nature Center’s two separate sites: Rowe Woods in Milford and Long Branch Farm & Trails in Goshen.

MAKE EVERY DAY AN OUTDOOR ADVENTURE AT OUR TWO SITES:

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Rowe Woods (RW) 4949 Tealtown Road Milford, OH 45150

Your child will be immersed deep in the spacious forests of Rowe Woods and explore unique habitats on our 1,025 acres of land. There are more than 16 miles of hiking trails in this wild, outdoor classroom where campers can experience nature at its finest.

Long Branch Farm & Trails (LBFT) 6926 Gaynor Road Goshen, OH 45122

Your child will escape the ordinary along the meandering streams and in the wide open spaces at Long Branch Farm & Trails’ 632-acre site, located a short distance from Rowe Woods. With five miles of hiking trails, campers experience the interdependence of plants, animals, and people at LBFT.

• With two trained counselors per group of 8-15 children, camps provide personal attention and safety.

• Camp culture is one in which every child is included, increasing confidence and independence.

• Camp helps children make friends and build social skills.

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Updates at CincyNature Camp .........3

About CincyNature Camp ............. 4-5

Camp Descriptions ......................... 6–14

June–August Camp Schedule ......... 15

Registration and Policies ...................16

Frequently Asked Questions ........... 17

You Talked, We Listened ................... 18

UPDATES AT CincyNature Camp

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Longtime CincyNature Camp participants and supporters may note a few changes in camp this summer. Rowe Woods Camp Director, Bill Creasey, will be retiring soon from Cincinnati Nature Center. Long Branch Farm & Trails Camp Director, Jason Neumann, will remain at Cincinnati Nature Center but is moving on to a new position within the organization. Bill and Jason are pleased to pass the torch of CincyNature Camp supervision to their mentee and fellow camp enthusiast Eve Smallwood, Youth Program Coordinator. Join us in wishing Bill and Jason well in their new adventures!

A word from BillDear Camp Supporters,

Whether you have been a camper, CIT (teen volunteer), parent, or counselor, it has been my delight to work with you over the years. Some of you were even my first campers back in the 1970s when I started at Cincinnati Nature Center and have now brought your own children to camp. What a pleasure to work with children and staff in an outdoor setting as we explore and discover the wonders of our natural world together every summer. It has been truly one of the best and most rewarding parts of my job!

I have worked at Cincinnati Nature Center for well over four decades and the end of 2016 will be the conclusion of my tenure here at one of the best jobs in the world! Many of you learned that during this past summer of 2015 when Eve Smallwood and I co-directed the summer camp season at Rowe Woods. As a colleague throughout the years, I knew Eve was a great educator and was passionate to get kids (and adults) engaged in outdoor learning experiences. But, it was this past summer when I saw Eve shine in her element of making camp a fun and expansive experience for everyone involved from campers to counselors. She does an amazing job!

Retirement is a natural process just like graduation or buying a house, but when you leave it’s important to know that what you developed and nurtured will continue to grow and flourish. I will leave the Nature Center’s camp program with deep peace in my heart knowing that I am leaving it in the gifted and competent hands of Eve Smallwood, my colleague and close personal friend.

Camp changes lives!

A word from JasonDear Camp Families,

In the spring of 1992, I was hired for my first summer as a staff person at a residential camp that served children from inner city Detroit. It was the most challenging thing I had done to that point in my life…but I absolutely loved it. Reflecting back, it was that camp experience that inspired me to enter the field of nature education and later led to my move to Cincinnati.

Over a span of 21 summers, I have trained hundreds of staff and counselors-in-training to facilitate farm and nature camp experiences for thousands of campers at Long Branch Farm & Trails. Camp has always been a seasonal joy for me so it is with mixed emotions that I suggested to my supervisor that I would be willing to transition from camp to a new challenge. My mind has been eased by the knowledge that Eve Smallwood, Cincinnati Nature Center’s new camp director and dyed-in-the-wool camp person, has a watchful eye on all Nature Center camps.

My role as Public Programs Manager has broadened to allow me to expand summer public & family programs and drop in opportunities for guests. While I am no longer running camps, I look forward to seeing you on the trails at Rowe Woods and Long Branch.

In the spirit of camp,

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CAMP DIRECTOR Eve Smallwood is the Youth Program Coordinator at Cincinnati Nature Center and oversees all CincyNature Camps at Rowe Woods and Long Branch Farm & Trails. Eve holds a Master of Science in Environmental Education and Interpretation, and has worked as an outdoor educator for a variety of nature centers throughout the country for the past 10 years. Her passion lies in inspiring a love for the outdoors in others, especially at camp! Eve grew up as a “camp kid,” directed her first summer camp at the age of 16, and has been working at camps in different roles ever since. She thoroughly believes in the power of camp to change lives. She is humbled to follow in the footsteps of her mentors and dear friends, past camp directors Bill Creasey and Jason Neumann, to carry on the tradition of providing amazing outdoor summer camp experiences at Cincinnati Nature Center for your children.

CAMP INSTRUCTORSLori Dorn is a Cincinnati Nature Center Naturalist and former classroom science teacher. She holds a master’s degree in Teacher Leadership and is certified in water quality monitoring through GLOBE. She loves teaching children about the natural world and thinks that learning should be fun. She enjoys hunting for rocks and fossils as well as looking for critters that like to hide out in the pond. She is looking forward to a great camp season and sharing her love for nature with others.

Angel Gardner has a Bachelor’s degree in Middle Childhood Education and teaches 7th grade at Amelia Middle School. She has led camps and children’s programs at Cincinnati Nature Center for the past few years, and is excited for her second year at CincyNature Camps.

Mary Gordon (Long Branch Farm & Trails Instructor) is the School Program Coordinator at Cincinnati Nature Center. She has an extensive background working with children inside the classroom and out. She has been a classroom teacher, an outdoor educator, and taught people about the archaeology of the Southwest. Learning and teaching others about wilderness survival, awareness, and the ancient history of Ohio are all passions of hers.

Catherine Guimaraes is a recent graduate of Xavier University’s Montessori Education program. She has been a student teacher in both public and private Cincinnati schools, where she enjoyed teaching botany, zoology and ecology to elementary-aged students. In past summers, Catherine has facilitated children’s summer camps at Xavier’s NEXUS Community Garden and interned at the Duke Energy Children’s Museum as an Early Childhood Program Coordinator. This is Catherine’s first year at Cincinnati Nature Center, and she is very excited to share her love of nature with children through engaging and meaningful outdoor experiences.

Adrian Vance Hawk has bachelor’s degrees in Art Education and Fine Arts as well as a Masters of Art in Art Education. She has taught elementary art for 9 years and currently teaches primary art at The School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati. Adrian believes in the combined power of literature, nature and art as a crucial part of a child’s education. She loves the combination of art and nature and works to inspire an artist and environmentalist in every child!

Kristen Kleintop is a Lead Preschool Teacher at the Cincinnati Nature Center Nature Preschool. She holds her Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education with a fourth and fifth grade endorsement from the University of Cincinnati. She has always enjoyed being in nature and loves sharing this experience with children.

Jessica Kuhlman is a recent graduate of Xavier University with a degree in Montessori education (6-9). She has a passion for teaching, animals, art, and traveling. Jessica feels that there is nothing better than experiencing and sharing the beauty of nature and art with children, and is happy and excited about beginning her first summer with the Cincinnati Nature Center!

Tisha Luthy is the Director/Lead Teacher of Cincinnati Nature Center’s Nature Preschool. She oversees curriculum and development activities for Early Childhood programs at Cincinnati Nature Center. Tisha has worked with young children for over 16 years and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Cincinnati in Education, with an emphasis in STEM education. She holds an Ohio Department of Education teaching license, and recently completed her Master of Science in teaching adults early childhood development.

ABOUT CincyNature Camp

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Barbara Moss has 20 years of experience as a Cincinnati Nature Center volunteer educator, teaching school field trips and leading summer camps. She directs the two-week Docentitos (Little Docents) camp at the Weston Art Gallery and has been a docent-interpreter at the Contemporary Arts Center. She enjoys helping children cultivate their creativity through exploration of the natural world.

Laurie Nichols (Long Branch Farm & Trails Instructor) is excited to start her third summer with the Cincinnati Nature Center. She has spent the last two years working in public schools as an instructor paraprofessional. Laurie holds a degree in biology from the University of Cincinnati and went through the Cincinnati Nature Center’s education internship program. She looks forward to sharing her passion for nature with your children!

Sheila Riley is a Cincinnati Nature Center Naturalist and Certified Interpretive Guide. She leads school groups, scouts, and family hikes for the Nature Center, and has assisted with family overnights and summer camps. She founded and continues to lead the Cincinnati Nature Center Astronomy Club. She enjoys sharing her passion for nature with people of all ages and believes learning should be fun!

Katherine Scott is a Naturalist at the Cincinnati Nature Center and has an extensive background in exercise science. She is active with the school program and with summer camp. She enjoys backpacking, hiking, birdwatching, gardening and sharing nature with her two elementary aged boys. She feels privileged to have the opportunity to help facilitate nature discoveries and connections with young children.

Erin Spinney holds a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree from Xavier University and is an Associate Early Childhood Educator at Cincinnati Nature Center’s Nature Preschool. Working with youth has been a focal point of her career for over a decade; as the Youth Service Specialist for the local county library system, she developed events and programs inspired by her love for the natural world. The Cincinnati Nature Center and its camps have been a significant part of her family’s lives for many years. She is excited to now have her two greatest passions, the outdoors and children, be a part of her work every day.

Amy Taghiof is a Naturalist at Cincinnati Nature Center. She holds a Master of Science in Library Science and used to be a librarian in her former life before switching careers and joining the Nature Center staff as a naturalist. Amy is very active with the school field trip programs and enjoys sharing nature and the Nature Center with children. She is a Certified Interpretive Guide through the National Association for Interpretation.

Stephanie Williford has been teaching for 18 years and is currently a third-grade teacher at Mt. Orab Elementary School. She enjoys the many aspects of science and finds great joy in watching children find the answers to their own questions as well as seeing their exploration create new questions. This is Stephanie’s sixth year as a Summer Camp Instructor at Cincinnati Nature Center.

Additional CincyNature Camp summer staff is recruited from around the country. They are selected based on their enthusiasm and experience working with children and their knowledge of and interest in the environment. The staff is trained in First Aid and CPR.

Campers

• Campers explore the natural world outdoors and should be able to move themselves along gravel and wood chipped trails, up and down hills, across boardwalks, and over flat and uneven ground with minimal assistance.• Campers should be capable of staying with their assigned group with minimal reinforcement.• Campers interact with peers in collaborative activities and games. To ensure safety for both campers and staff, campers should be capable of maintaining appropriate self-control in social situations.

Parents and guardians with questions regarding the ability of camp staff to meet a child’s needs should contact the camp director well in advance of the start of camp. We are happy to make reasonable accommodations.

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SURVIVAL JUNIOR: FIRE AND WATER at Long Branch Farm & TrailsInstructor: Laurie Nichols

Ages 6-8, June 13 - June 17, Session #1, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $246; with family membership $189


Fire and water are essential for survival. Fire brings warmth, is used to cook foods, and is a community gathering place. All living things need water. Each day we will spend time learning about fire and exploring the creeks of Long Branch Farm & Trails. Learning about fire, safety and responsibility will be our priority! Our camp home base will be our community fire place, and from there we will learn different ways to start a fire, discover natural materials that burn and why fire can be important to many ecosystems, cook a snack over a fire, explore the creek looking for organisms that call it home, search for evidence of animals that use the creek, and play water games. Expect to connect with nature, fire, water, and each other.

SURVIVAL: FIRE AND WATER at Long Branch Farm & TrailsInstructor: Mary Gordon



These Survival: Fire & Water sessions are geared toward older campers. Fire and water are essential for survival. Fire brings warmth, is used to cook foods, and is a community gathering place. All living things need water. Each day we will spend time learning about fire and exploring the creeks of Long Branch Farm and Trails. When learning about fire, safety and responsibility will be our priority! Our camp home base will be our community fire place, and from there we will learn different ways to start a fire, discover natural materials that burn and why fire can be important to many ecosystems, cook a snack over a fire, explore the creek looking for organisms that call it home, search for evidence of animals that use the creek, and play water games. Expect to connect with nature, fire, water, and each other.

SURVIVAL JUNIOR: ANIMAL SURVIVAL at Long Branch Farm & TrailsInstructor: Laurie Nichols

Ages 6-8, June 27 - July 1, Session #1, 5 Day, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Ages 6-8, July 6 - July 8, Session #2, 3 Day, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $144; with family membership $115

For years, humans have looked towards the animal kingdom to learn how to survive. Track animals that live around Long Branch Farm & Trails and figure out how to use their survival techniques. Become one with nature as we explore the forests, creeks, and ponds, play games to blend in with our surroundings, search for animal clues (and maybe even catch a crayfish or two!), and build forts that might keep you dry if you had to spend a night in the woods like the animals do. Develop a sense of awareness while gaining respect for how wild animals live. Join us for a week filled with fun, games, fort building, creek exploration, stealth, animal observation and trail blazing.

ANCIENT SURVIVAL at Long Branch Farm & TrailsInstructor: Mary Gordon

Ages 9-13, June 27 - July 1, Session #1, 5 Day, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Ages 9-13, July 6 - July 8, Session #2, 3 Day, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $144; with family membership $115

Connect to Long Branch Farm lands like an ancient Native American as we walk silently through the forest, cover ourselves with mud to blend into our surroundings, throw spears to practice hunting techniques, forage for wild foods, make fire using only natural materials, knap flint, construct shelters to stay warm and dry, create tools, and know the tracks and signs animals leave behind. Learn these skills and more as we bond with the land and follow in the ancient Native American’s footsteps.

LONG BRANCH FARM & TRAILS CAMP

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CREEK WEEK JUNIOR at Long Branch Farm & TrailsInstructor: Laurie Nichols

Ages 6-8, July 11 - July 15, Session #1, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $246; with family membership $189



Immerse yourself in watery worlds of creeks, ponds and springs. Plunge your hands under the surface as you quest for crayfish. Follow the creek as you search for water snakes then don a life jacket for a flood of amphibious investigations. Skim your canoe across the surface of the water before scooping to discover water tigers and insects. Have a watershed moment as you’re doused during water games. This camp is overflowing with aquatic explorations!

CREEK WEEK At Long Branch Farm & TrailsInstructor: Mary Gordon




Ages 9-13, August 1 - August 5, Session #4, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, $246; with family membership $189

These Creek Week sessions are geared toward older campers. Immerse yourself in watery worlds of creeks, ponds and springs. Plunge your hands under the surface as you quest for crayfish. Follow the creek as you search for water snakes then don a life jacket for a flood of amphibious investigations. Skim your canoe across the surface of the water before scooping to discover water tigers and insects. Have a watershed moment as you’re doused during water games. This camp is overflowing with aquatic explorations!

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REPTILE ROUNDUP at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Eve Smallwood



Ages 7-13, June 27 - July 1, Session #3, 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM, $306; with family membership $245

A perennial favorite – don’t miss this chance to catch turtles, snakes, frogs, and toads! Hike Rowe Woods in search of reptiles and amphibians. We’ll compare differences between these two groups and collect what we find for Friday “Show and Tell” for our families. We set up lots of snake-hiding spots before camp, as well as visit well-known snake habitats, which help us try to find wild snakes during the week the campers are here. As in past seasons, members of the Greater Cincinnati Herpetological Society will visit daily with live specimens ranging from friendly lizards to giant snakes. Games and fun activities round out this awesome week of camp! This is one of our most popular camps, so please sign up early.

WILD THINGS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Eve Smallwood



It’s a wild world out there, full of discoveries waiting to happen! Put on your detective hat to explore Rowe Woods in search of creatures large and small, scaly and slimy, sneaky or loud! Find clues and follow trails to figure out what animals are up to when we’re not around. Set friendly traps to see what insects or aquatic animals we can catch! Can you blend in to the woods as well as some of nature’s best camouflaged animals? Are you a sneaky enough predator to catch your “prey?” Each day, we’ll set out on adventures to track, catch, and discover the stealthy and secret lives of wild animals. Full of activities, hiking, creeking, and more, this is a classic nature camp experience your child won’t soon forget!

ANIMAL GROSSOLOGY at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Eve Smallwood

Ages 6-12, July 25 - July 29, 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM, $269; with family membership $207

Join us in an investigation of the grossest animals at Rowe Woods! We’ll talk slime, scat, vomit, and more as we find out how some of Ohio’s “yuckiest” animals protect themselves from predators, digest food, help things decompose, and more. Why do slugs use slime to get around? Why do vultures barf when threatened? Why do dung beetles make balls of manure? Activities, games, songs, and nature exploration will help you find out why you’ll be saying “COOL!” instead of “EWW!” about these fascinating creatures!

ENCHANTED FOREST at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Eve Smallwood



Blending the wonder of nature and the imagination of children, this camp uses the allure of sprites, trolls, elves, and fairies to reveal natural history concepts. Children will select their own pre-made mythical creature to use in “pretend time” as we create our own tiny worlds in nature. Where should their homes be built? How would little elves defend against an invasion of tree trolls? Daily explorations for perfect dwellings, as seen through the eyes of fairies, guide children to find the real owners

ROWE WOODS CAMP

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of these homes such as woodpeckers, voles, or chipmunks. In an enchanted world, how might a water dweller at the pond look different from a tree dweller? We’ll find out together! While imagination can be fun, we’ll gently sort out myth from reality on our daily hikes. This camp offers children the opportunity to discover their natural world through forest fantasy.

STORIES & TRAILS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Tisha Luthy or Erin Spinney

Ages 3-4, June 13 - June 17, Session #1 AM, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Erin Spinney

Ages 3-4, June 13 - June 17, Session #1 PM, 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Erin Spinney

Ages 3-4, June 27 - July 1, Session #2 AM, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Tisha Luthy

Ages 3-4, June 27 - July 1, Session #2 PM, 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Tisha Luthy

Ages 3-4, July 18 - July 22, Session #3, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Tisha Luthy

Ages 3-4, August 1 - August 5, Session #4, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Erin Spinney

Join us for an adventure that links literacy with the great outdoors. Children will practice skills that are the building blocks to reading and writing as they play and explore in nature. As we search for toads, five lined skinks, and millipedes, children will hear stories, retell familiar storybooks, and make their own storybook to take home. A snack will be provided daily. Caregivers do not need to be present for this class. Children must be potty-trained.

NATURAL DISCOVERIES at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Tisha Luthy or Erin Spinney

Ages 3-4, June 20 - June 24, Session #1 AM, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Tisha Luthy

Ages 3-4, June 20 - June 24, Session #1 PM, 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Tisha Luthy

Ages 3-4, July 11 - July 15, Session #2 AM, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $$135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Erin Spinney

Ages 3-4, July 11 - July 15, Session #2 PM, 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Erin Spinney

Ages 3-4, August 8 - August 12, Session #3, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115, Instructor: Erin Spinney

Turtles sitting in the sun, insects hopping through the fields, and birds chatting overhead -- these are just a few of the things your child will experience at Rowe Woods. Summer days are perfect for new adventure and exploration of the forests, fields and ponds of Rowe Woods. Children make discoveries on the trails and enjoy games, songs, art experiences, and stories as they learn to think like a scientist through guided inquiry. A snack will be provided daily. Caregivers do not need to be present for this class. Children must be potty-trained.

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LITTLE ACORNS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Tisha Luthy

Ages 3-4, July 6 - July 8, 3 DAY, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $84; with family membership $72

Ages 3-4, July 25 - July 29, 5 DAY, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM, $135; with family membership $115

Watch your child’s face light up as you make nature discoveries together. Scoop up slippery tadpoles in the pond and roll over logs to see who lives there. Explore the fields, forests and ponds with your little one! This week includes stories, songs, art, hands-on discovery time and outdoor adventure. This camp is designed for ages 3-4 with adult caregiver, and is the only CincyNature Camp in which a parent/guardian will attend with their child. It’s a perfect introduction to the preschool classroom.

GROWING OUTSIDE at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Kristen Kleintop

Ages 4-young 5, June 27 - July 1, Session #1, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, $203; with family membership $162

Ages 4-young 5, July 18 - July 22, Session #2, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, $203; with family membership $162

Ages 4-young 5, August 1 - August 5, Session #3, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, $203; with family membership $162

Now that your child is getting older, we have extended the day for an amazing nature experience. Finding toads, snails, and red spotted newts are just a few things your child may experience at Rowe Woods. After finding treasures in nature, children will research and learn about how an animals habitat is important. Caregivers do not need to be present for the class.

ANIMAL BABIES at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Lori Dorn



Explore the different characteristics of animal babies and their parents. Discovering tadpoles, frogs, toads, Red Efts, and Red Spotted Newts are just a few things your child may experience at Rowe Woods. After finding animal babies and their parents, children will compare the similarities and differences between the two.

DIGGING INTO DIRT at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Kristen Kleintop or Jessica Kuhlman


Instructor: Jessica Kuhlman


Instructor: Kristen Kleintop


Instructor: Kristen Kleintop

Whether we’re jumping into mud puddles or building castles out of clay, we’ll investigate all kinds of soil (“dirt”) in the world beneath our feet. Discover how soil is made and why it’s important. Search the fields, forests, ponds, and streams of Rowe Woods for soil-dwelling creatures. Finger paint with mud and make a clay sculpture to take home. Wear footwear that can get wet and clothes that can get muddy!

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MAMMAL MANIA at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Angel Gardner

Ages 5-6, June 27 - July 1, Session #1, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189



Calling all animal lovers! There’s something about a furry body and a warm nose that makes you go “aww!” Learn about differences between mammals and other types of animals that live here. Look for tracks and other signs of animals as we explore their habitats and lives. We’ll see who comes to bait stations during the night, and capture their tracks on paper. Stories, puppet shows, and games round out the adventure.

MINI BEASTS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Catherine Guimaraes

Ages 5-6, June 13 - June 17, 5 DAY, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Ages 5-6, July 6 - July 8, 3 DAY, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $144; with family membership $115

We invite your child to find beauty in the small things – insects of all shapes and sizes! We will gain confidence in nature as we scout for insects around fields, forests, ponds and streams within a nurturing community. This camp is sure to be memorable as we weave stories and art into our daily rhythm.

MOTHER NATURE’S RAINBOW at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Jessica Kuhlman

Ages 5-6, July 6 - July 8, 3 DAY, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $144; with family membership $115

Claim your seat in Mother Nature’s art room! Explore and be inspired by the colors of the natural world. Wander the woods on a scavenger hunt and discover how color is used in nature. Paint with natural materials and use the colors of the rainbow to create your artwork. Open your eyes to the world around you while opening your mind to new creative experiences.

READ AND ROAM at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Kristen Kleintop or Jessica Kuhlman

Ages 5 - 6, June 13 - June 17, Session #1, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189 Instructor: Jessica Kuhlman

Ages 5 - 6, July 25 - July 29, Session #2, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189 Instructor: Kristen Kleintop

Each day revolves around a good book! We’ll read and discuss nature-themed stories, sing nature songs, and perform some of our favorite tales. We will visit field, forest, pond and stream habitats to explore the outdoors and encounter some of the story’s characters.

CREEKING AT ROWE WOODS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Amy Taghiof

Ages 7 - 9, July 6 - July 8, 3 DAY, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $144; with family membership $115

All creek, all week! For this 3 day camp we will spend our time exploring the creek at Rowe Woods. Rocks, fossils, critters! There is no limit to what we will find. Come prepared to get muddy, to get wet and to have fun as we play in and learn about what makes our creek so special.

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EARTH ART at Rowe Woods Instructor: Adrian Vance Hawk

Ages 7 - 9, June 20 - June 24, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Can you find art in nature? Look for colors, textures, and patterns among rustling leaves and swirling water. Use nature as your inspiration to REDUCE, REUSE, and RECYCLE materials to make cool crafts and useful items. Through storytelling, books, hikes, and activities, we will celebrate the earth in all its beauty. We’ll spend less time out on the trails than other camps due to the fun art projects we’ll be working on inside.

ECO-ENGINEERS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Amy Taghiof

Ages 7 - 9, July 11 - July 15, Session #1, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Ages 7 - 9, July 18 - July 22, Session #2, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Nature is full of fantastic builders. In this camp we will explore cool structures found in nature - animal homes, spider webs, and some of nature’s neatest plants - and discover what makes these natural builders so remarkable. We’ll then put our creativity and imaginations to the test to see if we can build our own things as well as nature can. How have humans copied nature in creating things we use all the time? We’ll explore the forest, field and creek to look for animal homes and structures. We’ll build forts and design our own habitat. The only thing campers need is imagination!

INSECT INVESTIGATION at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Angel Gardner or Katherine Scott

Ages 7 - 9, June 13 - June 17, Session #1, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189 Instructor: Angel Gardner

Ages 7 - 9, August 8 - August 12, Session #2, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189 Instructor: Katherine Scott

Look closely at the wings of a dragonfly or the larval stage of a midge using microscopes and hand lens. Decide how ants are alike and different from people. How can you tell insects apart from other invertebrates like spiders, pill bugs, or millipedes? We will be spending the week searching for and investigating insects in our fields, ponds, forests, and stream. Can you find all 4 stages of metamorphosis this week? Can you find an insect eating? Sleeping? Flying? Laying eggs? Hunting? Why are insects important to humans, and which ones cause us trouble? From the bees that pollinate our food to the musical crickets, we’ll look a little deeper at the fascinating little critters that share our lives.

THINGS WITH WINGS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Amy Taghiof



Join us as we explore the world of creatures that fly - birds, insects, and even a mammal! Using stories, creative games, and plenty of time in field, forest, creek and pond we’ll learn about the diversity of our flighty friends and what makes these creatures so unique. Create your own flying friend. What if we could fly? Come and discover the mysteries of our winged wonders.

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WATER WONDERS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Angel Gardner



Fully immerse yourself in nature as we explore the diverse water environments at Cincinnati Nature Center! We’ll have an up-close experience with ponds, the stream, Crosley Lake, and even dew drops and rain as we inspect the science of water and the creatures that live in it. Water art, games, stories, songs, and simple experiments will help demonstrate how water impacts the world around us!

BIGFOOT EXPEDITION at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Amy Taghiof

Ages 8 - 12, June 13 - June 17, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

We didn’t find him last summer! Will we be successful this year? In this science based camp, we will explore the legend of Bigfoot as we hike through some of more remote areas of Cincinnati Nature Center. What kinds of evidence do animals leave behind? How do we know what kinds of animals live at the Nature Center when we may not see them? How can the things animals leave behind (nests, bones, scat and trails) tell us about the secret lives they lead? We will also discuss the importance of myth and stories and how they bond communities together and are used to explain the unknown. As a final investigation we will learn about the unreliability of eyewitness accounts. The search is on!

WILDLY CREATIVE! at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Barbara Moss

Ages 8 - 12, July 18 - July 22, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Enter our camp’s well-stocked art studio to make masks, puppets, and mini-costumes of your favorite animals and plants at Cincinnati Nature Center. Explore the trails and special places at Rowe Woods for inspiration. Write and sketch in your nature journal to plan your daily ar tworks and performances. Then tell your stories through the imagined voices of the characters you have crafted from our unlimited supply of art materials. Express yourself and your love of nature through plays, poems, and special projects. Be prepared to . . . get creative and get wild!

FOSSIL HUNTERS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Sheila Riley

Ages 9 - 12, July 6 - July 8, 3 Day, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $144; with family membership $115

Go where no campers have gone before. This is the only program offered at Rowe Woods where visitors are allowed to keep the fossils they discover! Learn why Cincinnati is known throughout the world for its Ordovician fossils, imagine the waters that covered this land when these fossils were made, and explore the land and streams in search of specimens to add to your collection. Budding paleontologists will meet like-minded campers at this higher-level science camp.

PIONEER PASTIMES at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Stephanie Williford

Ages 9 - 11, June 27 - July 1, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Pioneer children had adventures and fun in a wild time where people lived by their creativity and used nature to survive, unaided by the technology we have today. Go back in time with us to try out hands-on activities pioneers would have done, such as building games, churning butter and making food, quilting, making rope, dying fabric, weaving, and candle-making. Special guests will present various demonstrations of skills that were necessary for successful survival during the settling of these lands.

REACH FOR THE STARS at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Sheila Riley

Ages 9 - 12, August 1 - August 5, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Exploring outer space is more than looking up at the night sky. You’ll have an “out of this world” experience while we discover stars, the moon, planets and more- during the day! Explorations abound when you gather survival materials to build your own moon base in the forest. Just like astronauts search for life forms on Mars, we will journey to the creek to see what we will discover. This week will be a blast when you build an earth-powered rocket and engineer a solar oven. By the end of the week you’ll be ready to reach for the stars!

ART IN THE HEART OF NATURE at Rowe WoodsInstructor: Barbara Moss

Ages 10 - 13, July 25 - July 29, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM, $246; with family membership $189

Nature provides everything we need for this one-of-a-kind camp that puts you in the heart of nature and inspires you to find beauty in natural materials. Arrange colorful leaves in patterns in the lake or stream and then come back the next day to see what has happened. Make sculptures from creek clay—what will they look like in a few days? Create twig artworks that may not last through the week . . . or may become homes for Cincinnati Nature Center critters. Make your own rock art and see how long the picture or message stays visible. We will take photos or videos or make drawings to capture our creations, but we will let nature do what it does and watch each creation change over time. This art class reminds us to slow down, look closely, and really see the beauty of each moment in nature.

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JUNE–AUGUST Camp ScheduleDates Camp (Page Number) Ages Location Price

June 13-17 Stories & Trails Session #1 AM (p. 9) 3-4 RW June 13-17 Stories & Trails Session #1 PM (p. 9) 3-4 RW June 13-17 Mini Beasts 5 Day (p. 11) 5-6 RW June 13-17 Read and Roam Session #1 (p. 11) 5-6 RW June 13-17 Survival Junior: Fire and Water Session #1 (p. 6) 6-8 LBFT June 13-17 Insect Investigation Session #1 (p. 12) 7-9 RW June 13-17 Reptile Roundup Session #1 (p. 8) 7-13 RW June 13-17 Bigfoot Expedition (p. 13) 8-12 RW June 13-17 Survival: Fire and Water Session #1 (p. 6) 9-13 LBFT June 20-24 Natural Discoveries Session #1 AM (p. 9) 3-4 RW June 20-24 Natural Discoveries Session #1 PM (p. 9) 3-4 RW June 20-24 Digging into Dirt Session #1 (p. 10) 5-6 RW June 20-24 Survival Junior: Fire and Water Session #2 (p. 6) 6-8 LBFT June 20-24 Earth Art (p. 12) 7-9 RW June 20-24 Things with Wings Session #1 (p. 12) 7-9 RW June 20-24 Reptile Roundup Session #2 (p. 8) 7-13 RW June 20-24 Survival: Fire and Water Session #2 (p. 6) 9-13 LBFT June 27-July 1 Stories & Trails Session #2 AM (p. 9) 3-4 RW June 27-July 1 Stories & Trails Session #2 PM (p. 9) 3-4

Time

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM RW

June 27-July 1 Growing Outside Session #1 (p. 10) 4- young 5 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RW June 27-July 1 Mammal Mania Session #1 (p. 11) 5-6 RW June 27-July 1 Survival Junior: Animal Survival Session #1 (p. 6) 6-8 LBFT June 27-July 1 Reptile Roundup Session #3 (p. 8) 7-13 RW June 27-July 1 Pioneer Pastimes (p. 13) 9-11 RW June 27-July 1 Ancient Survival Session #1, 5 Day (p. 6) 9-13 LBFT July 6-8 Little Acorns 3 Day (p. 10) 3-4 RW July 6-8 Mini Beasts 3 Day (p. 11) 5-6 RW July 6-8 Mother Nature’s Rainbow 3 Day (p. 11) 5-6 RW July 6-8 Survival Junior: Animal Survival Session #2 (p. 6) 6-8 LBFT July 6-8 Creeking at Rowe Woods 3 Day (p. 11) 7-9 RW July 6-8 Fossil Hunters 3 Day (p. 13) 9-12 RW July 6-8 9-13 LBFT July 11-15 3-4 RW July 11-15 3-4 RW July 11-15 RW July 11-15 RW July 11-15 LBFT July 11-15 RW July 11-15

5-65-66-86-127-9 RW

July 11-15 9-13 LBFT July 18-22 3-4

9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM RW

July 18-22 4- young 5 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RW July 18-22 5-6 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 18-22 6-8 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LBFT July 18-22 6-12 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM RW July 18-22 7-9 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 18-22 8-12 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 18-22 9-13 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LBFT July 25-29 3-4 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM RW July 25-29 5-6 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 25-29 5-6 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 25-29 6-8 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LBFT July 25-29 6-12 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 25-29 7-9 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW July 25-29 9-13 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LBFT July 25-29 10-13 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 1-5 3-4 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM RW August 1-5 4- young 5 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RW August 1-5 5-10 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 1-5 7-9 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 1-5 9-12 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 1-5 9-13 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LBFT August 8-12 3-4 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM RW August 8-12 5-6 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 8-12 5-6 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 8-12 5-10 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 8-12 7-9 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW August 8-12

Ancient Survival Session #2, 3 Day (p. 6) Natural Discoveries Session #2 AM (p. 9) Natural Discoveries Session #2 PM (p. 9) Animal Babies Session #1 (p. 10) Digging into Dirt Session #2 (p. 10) Creek Week Junior Session #1 (p. 7) Wild Things Session #1 (p. 8) Eco-Engineers Session #1 (p. 12) Creek Week Session #1 (p. 7) Stories & Trails Session #3 (p. 9) Growing Outside Session #2 (p. 10) Mammal Mania Session #2 (p. 11) Creek Week Junior Session #2 (p. 7) Wild Things Session #2 (p. 8) Eco-Engineers Session #2 (p. 12) Wildly Creative! (p. 13) Creek Week Session #2 (p. 7)Little Acorns 5 Day (p. 10) Mammal Mania Session #3 (p. 11) Read and Roam Session #2 (p. 11) Creek Week Junior Session #3 (p. 7) Animal Grossology (p. 8) Things with Wings Session #2 (p. 12) Creek Week Session #3 (p. 7) Art in the Heart of Nature (p. 14) Stories & Trails Session #4 (p. 9) Growing Outside Session #3 (p. 10) Enchanted Forest Session #1 (p. 8) Water Wonders Session #1 (p. 13) Reach for the Stars (p. 14) Creek Week Session #4 (p. 7) Natural Discoveries Session #3 (p. 9) Animal Babies Session #2 (p. 10) Digging into Dirt Session #3 (p. 10) Enchanted Forest Session #2 (p. 8) Insect Investigation Session #2 (p. 12) Water Wonders Session #2 (p. 13) 7-9 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM RW

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PRICING Parents and grandparents at Cincinnati Nature Center Family Membership level and above receive discounted prices on all camps. Membership must be current at time of camp to qualify.

HOW TO REGISTER REGISTRATION IS ONLY ACCEPTED ONLINE AT WWW.CINCYNATURE.ORG. CAMP REGISTRATIONS ARE NOT ACCEPTED BY PHONE OR MAIL. You may also visit the Rowe Visitor Center and staff will assist you with online registration. For more information, contact the Registrar at (513) 831-1711, ext. 129.

WHEN TO REGISTER Registration opens for members and nonmembers on Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 9 am EST. REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BEFORE FEBRUARY 2, 2016 at 9 am.

WAITING LIST Campers registered for the waiting list will be contacted in the order their registration was received. Please provide a preferred contact phone number and email address so you can be reached if an opening becomes available. If a response is not received within 24 hours of contact, the next camper on the list will be contacted. If the camp opening is within one week of the camp start date, the 24 hour response policy will not apply.

OTHER REGISTRATION INFORMATION All camps require preregistration and prepayment. Children must bring a bag lunch each day, with the exception of children in Little Acorns, Natural Discoveries and Stories & Trails. All children must be potty-trained. Children must be signed in and out of camp each day by one designated adult. Additional information, including a link to fill out our mandatory health form, will be emailed prior to camp. Please provide an email address that is checked frequently to ensure the receipt of important camp correspondence. A camp shirt will be provided to all registered campers. Only one camp shirt will be provided for each participant for the entire 2016 camp season. The camper will receive the shirt at the first/earliest camp date scheduled. T-shirts will not be used in camp crafts.To ensure your camper receives a shirt in the proper size, complete your CincyNature Camp shirt order with your camp registration by May 1. T-shirts are available in child and adult sizes.

OTHER INFORMATION Campers may arrive no more than 15 minutes before the published start time of camp. Campers are required to be picked up promptly at the end time of camp each day. In our mixed-age camps at Fernwood Shelter, siblings may be separated into different groups so that age-appropriate programming can be provided.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, camp instructors may be subject to change. Cincinnati Nature Center is always committed to providing excellent and well-qualified instructors to children served. Please see our website for any changes to camp instructors.

CANCELLATION & TRANSFER POLICIES All requests must be made in writing and must be received by 12 pm the Wednesday prior to the start of camp. All cancellations and transfers are subject to a $25 administrative fee per request. Cancellations made with more than 2 weeks’ notice will receive a refund less a $25 administrative fee per request.

Cancellations made with less than 2 weeks’ notice may receive a refund less a $25 administrative fee, only if another camper fills the available space. Campers on the waiting list are given priority. If Cincinnati Nature Center is unable to find a replacement, the registrant may find a replacement camper. No refunds will be issued if a replacement is not found by 12 pm Wednesday prior to the start of camp.

Transfers from one camp into another are considered a cancellation and are subject to a $25 administrative fee. It is the registrant’s responsibility to re-register the camper online.

Substituting another camper in place of one that has cancelled is only permissible if Cincinnati Nature Center is unable to fill the space from the waiting list. (See “Cancellations made with less than 2 weeks’ notice.”)

SICK POLICY If a camper misses over half of a camp due to illness, 50 percent of the camp fee will be refunded. If a camper is unable to attend the entire week, a full refund will be provided. Cincinnati Nature Center must be notified within 24 hours of illness and a dated doctor’s note must be provided within one week for refund.

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Q: What makes CincyNature Camps special?

A: All CincyNature Camps are designed with the goal of providing fun, hands-on, educational experiences in nature for children ages 3 to 13 years. Our camps challenge kids to be active and creative while developing confidence and social skills in a natural setting. Our camp instructors make camps engaging and joyful for kids while promoting inclusiveness, safety and age-appropriateness.

Q: How do you ensure safety at CincyNature Camps?

A: Camp counselors know that camper safety is the first priority. All staff are trained in First Aid and CPR prior to the start of camp. At LBFT, water safety protocol demands that campers and staff wear life jackets when canoeing and during more challenging stream hikes.

Q: I’ve never been to Long Branch Farm & Trails; is it going to be out of my way?

A: Believe it or not, LBFT is only about 10 miles north of RW, located just off of OH-28 and close to Loveland. The beauty of LBFT is its remoteness-fewer members hike daily at LBFT, allowing campers more space and freedom to explore. If you think Rowe Woods is a hidden gem, wait until you discover Long Branch Farm & Trails!

Q: How are camps different at LBFT than at the Rowe Woods site? A: We’re excited to offer a range of survival and aquatic exploration camps at LBFT this summer for children ages 6-13, under the expertise of two very experienced and qualified camp instructors (see Mary Gordon and Laurie Nichols under “Camp Instructors,” p. 4 and 5), plus additional trained assistants. And as a parent, you can rest assured knowing your child will explore the natural world with the guidance of our well-trained camp instructors and assistants.

Q: The description says this camp includes a wide range of ages. Is this correct?

A: Each camp has something special to offer to all the children within the designated age range. Camps with mixed-age children at Fernwood Shelter are separated into smaller, age-appropriate groups to guarantee the best experience.

Q: Can I ensure that my child will be in the same group as his/her friend when campers are divided into groups? A: Absolutely, as long as the children are the same age, you can contact the Registrar at (513) 831-1711, ext. 129 to request that your child be placed in the same small group as a friend registered for the same camp.

Q: Do you accept children with special needs?

A: This depends on the special need. Often we can accommodate children with special needs. Please see p. 5.

Q: My young child is outside of the designated age range for a camp; can he still attend? He’s “advanced” for his age. A: Camps are carefully designed for specific age groups and, within camps at Fernwood Shelter, children are further separated into similarly aged groups to ensure the best quality experience at camp. We do not allow children outside of the designated age range to join in camp for the following reasons:

• Young children often lack the endurance for some of our activities.

• Young children often lack the social maturity to deal with older campers.

• Enrolling a child in a camp designed for older children may inhibit either the young child or the older campers.

Q: My child has food allergies (peanuts, milk, wheat, etc). How do you accommodate?

A: Over the years, we have had many children with food allergies. Action depends upon severity of the allergy. Children with strong peanut allergies are often allowed to eat away from children with peanut products. We will ask parents’ permission to discuss a child’s allergies with his/her group in an effort to educate other campers about the reasons for our actions.

Q: May I attend camp with my child?

A: Our well-trained counselors provide experiences that help increase your child’s confidence in an inclusive, age-appropriate environment. Little Acorns is the only CincyNature Camp in which a parent/guardian will attend with their child. Please see page 10 for more details.

Do you have a question we’ve missed? Contact the Registrar at (513) 831-1711, ext. 129 for an answer!

FREQUENTLY ASKED Questions

Cincinnati Nature Center is committed to providing top quality nature-based summer camps for your children. At the end of each camp season, we provide a survey for camp families in which we ask for feedback on ways to improve our camp program for you. We greatly value your opinion! Due to the responses from summer 2015, we’ve made the following changes to CincyNature Camps:

• You asked for an increased number of camp sessions.

4 We have added over ten additional sessions this summer!

• You asked for more wilderness skills like survival and fort building.

4 We have scheduled eight survival-themed camps at Long Branch Farm & Trails!

• You asked for more variety.

4 We’ve added lots of new camp themes while keeping old favorites! Check out the camp descriptions to find the ones that sound perfect for your camper.

Weren’t able to give feedback last summer? If your child attends one or more CincyNature Camp sessions in 2016, watch your email for an opportunity to fill out our camp survey after all camp sessions have finished in August 2016.

YOU TALKED, WE Listened

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