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Outdoor School at Camp Yamhill
Camp Yamhill Outdoor School is a four-day sixth grade environmental science program with a focus on believing the earth is God’s creation and goal of recognizing man’s partnership with Him to preserve and protect plant and animal species and habitat. Spending time in a forested habitat enables each student and adult to come closer to God the creator by experiencing first hand the beauty, care, and love God invested in our awesome world. Students identify themselves as an important part in maintaining Pacific Northwest resources by a conscious choice to explore solutions to help manage, care for, and respect our living environment.
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What is the Outdoor School?
Camp Yamhill provides a beautiful outdoor classroom for students to examine the natural world through small group activities, referred to as Field Studies. Students expand their knowledge of plants, animals, soil, and water discovering the interdependence of these elements.
Volunteers
Volunteer staff is essential for success and continuance of outdoor School at Camp Yamhill. Click here to read more about to qualify to get involved.
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Teacher & Educators
Camp Yamhill Outdoor School program began in 2001 designed for Christian Schools and home schoolers of up to 80 students per week.
Camp weeks for 2008 are: April 21 – 25,
May 5 – 9,
May 12 – 16,
Sept. 23 – 26 (short program),
October 6 – 10. Additional information contact Carol Davis the program director at 360-887-8265 or jdavis@columbiachristian.com.
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