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Entering Grades: 6-12
Calling all nature lovers and aspiring scientists! Join us at Camp O' The Hills for a hands-on conservation adventure protecting Michigan's native turtles during nesting season. Head into the field to observe turtle behavior, identify species, record scientific data, and learn how to spot active nests. You'll even help build and install predator screens and nesting boxes to give turtle hatchlings a better chance at survival!
Take part in a DNR conservation project, including a hands-on experience relocating turtle eggs. Along the way, you'll dive into turtle ecology - learning about threats to turtle populations, the importance of wetlands, and what it means to be a steward of local wildlife.
Your registration includes:
* Hands-on fieldwork and turtle conservation activities
* Participation in a DNR conservation project
* Scientific data collection and turtle habitat exploration
* Experience relocating turtle eggs
* Friday evening snack, Saturday breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack, and Sunday breakfast
**Adults staying overnight at any GSHOM event must be a registered member of Girl Scouts with a completed background check.**
Cancellations require two weeks' notice before event date to be eligible for a refund.
*Pricing is calculated after selecting the type of housing*
PLEASE note that this is NOT a drop-off event and proper Girl Scout to Adult safety ratios MUST be met in order to participate in the event. At least two adults are REQUIRED to accompany every troop/group to an event.
For more information on Ratios, please click here for the link to Safety Activity Checkpoints and refer to page 7.
For program questions, please email Rachel Phillips at raphillips@gshom.org
For registration questions, please email helpdesk@gshom.org
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