Environmental Camp,
STEAM Camp,
Science Camp
Student-Teacher Ratio 10:1
In the third week of camp, campers will explore the fascinating habitats of Georgia, focusing on threatened species like loggerhead turtles, North Atlantic right whales, and shorebirds. Through engaging lessons, they’ll learn about conservation efforts and practical ways they can help protect these species.
Highlights of the week include:
- A visit from Atlanta Zoo animals and experts, offering an up-close experience to learn about wildlife.
- Using the Engineering Design Process to create a prototype of a community where humans and animal habitats can coexist harmoniously.
- Hands-on activities to explore biodiversity, ecology, sustainability, and environmental stewardship, guided by the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Key Learning Goals:
- Understand the importance of conservation and protecting biodiversity in Georgia and beyond.
- Develop critical skills like empathy, curiosity, problem-solving, creativity, and communication.
- Explore big concepts like ecosystems, climate, and waterways in simple and engaging ways.
- Learn how individual and community actions can positively impact the environment.
Activities Highlights:
- Build a model of a sustainable community integrating human and animal needs.
- Discover Georgia’s rich biodiversity and its ecological challenges.
- Hands-on exploration of sustainable development goals and their global implications.
Empowering Future Generations:
These activities aim to inspire a positive outlook and encourage campers to contribute to their communities and the world. By fostering awareness of environmental issues, campers will develop foundational skills to engage with ecological challenges and make meaningful contributions in the future.
What to Bring:
A sense of wonder for nature and a desire to create a better planet!
