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Staffing
Teachers, assistants, and parents (naturalist on site)
Length of trip
3 days, 2 nights
Travel time
3.5 hours each way
Food
Lunch and snack to be brought by students for day one; all other meals
will be provided
Transportation
Carpools to be arranged by teachers and roomparents
Objectives
- To study native American techniques to preserve environment.
- To learn about different habitats and their similarities and differences.
- To experience the environment at night, including the night sky.
- To connect recycling and environmental awareness.
- To experience communal and cooperative living with parent supervision.
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St. Dorothy's Rest is an institution of the Episcopal
Diocese of California and is open to children of all faiths and backgrounds.
Founded in 1901, it is the oldest continuously operating summer camp in
California. It is located on a wooded hillside near both the Russian River
and the Pacific Ocean in lovely Sonoma County.
The camp program is supervised by both the Director and Program Director.
Counselors are mature college and high school students, chosen for their
talents and ability to work well with children. A chaplain provides guidance
and health care professionals provide medical support.
Reprinted by permission from
St. Dorothy's Rest.
More information available at http://www.stdorothysrest.org/summercamp.html |
