The Central Columbia Agricultural/Environmental Science Program in conjunction with the Columbia County Conservation District sponsored and hosted the 2019 Outdoor Adventure Camp for students in grades 3 through 6. This environmental educational opportunity permits the high school students to work with community agencies in presenting information in regard to forestry, invasive species, aquatic resources, pollination, land management issues and habitat management in a hands-on learning environment.

This is a group photo of the 2019 Outdoor Adventure Camp participants and presenters in front of the Kocher Park welcome sign.

In this photo, Julia Priestman (12th grade) assists a student in the butterfly flight cage.

Here Reilley Oman (12th grade) and Tracey Oman(administrative assistant with the Conservation District) show students how to create their own fish print posters during the aquatic day of the camp.

Mr. Brown (far left) instructs students in tree identification and the importance of the forest industry to Pennsylvania.

Brittany Hartzell, Watershed Specialist with the conservation district instructs students on the ground water flow table.

Reilley Oman (12th grade) shows off her excitement about the opening day of outdoor adventure camp while in the butterfly flight cage.