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There are no foolish questions, and no man becomes a fool until he has stopped asking questions.

Stream Cleanup Hosted by the Camp Hill Environmental Club by the Conodoquiet Watershed Creek Association

Liberty

The blessing, priviledge, and responsiblity to learn and change your paradigm is a gift you should open. Tamela Trussell 2014

“Never doubt that the work of a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” -Margaret Meade Partnering With

NEW: Begins Virtually Youth Environmental Civic Action Club YECAC -- Ages 11 - 19 years Be a YECAC! Seek to explore, engage, respond, and serve your community and the environment. Work as a team using democracy, leadership, & imagination, to identify community environmental issues to address. If you are interested in applying your passions, talents and would like to learn more about you community, leadership, environmental science, social justice, government/policy, technology, engineering, management, finance, web design, journalism, technical writing, music, theater, film, art, and design, join the club! There will be two introductory opportunities to learn about the club. Register to attend one of the following meetings beginning on: Monday, December 7th, 4-5 p.m. or Tuesday, December 8th at 4-5 p.m. Introduction to YECAC is FREE. Annual membership to the club is $30 fee (includes t-shirt) FREE

Youth Crazy Olympic Field day Club --

Ages 9 and up Youth Crazy Olympic Field Day Club Youth will learn how to be a part of a team and to organize events. They will learn about PA endangered species. Some of the skills and abilities they will gain are: leadership, imagination, civic-mindedness, management, finance, web design, journalism, technical writing, art, and design. If your youth are interested in any of these areas please join the club! First Meeting TBA $40 supply fee/family

FREE SCIENCE

Ages 11-19 yrs. old. Introduction to Watershed Impact Students will spend the morning defining a community and exploring the driving question: “What is clean water?” Youth will identify various types of clean water, and issues that impact clean water through investigation, exploration, discourse, debate, research and civic engagement.They will select, research, & define root causes for impaired water. In the afternoon they will perform physical and chemical water testing at a nearby stream. Youth will learn about their watershed and best management practices. Students will discover their community and the impact they have on it. The course is emphasizes subjects in Earth, Environmental Science, Geography, Government, and Civics. BRING lunch and a Laptop if you have one. FREE (Donations Welcomed to cover program expense and Environmental Center Use.)