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Here's a test, and some suggestions.
Wondering if there's enough focus on nature at your camp? I've cooked up a little "diagnostic." Score how well you measure up, and take note of my advice at the end. I certainly hope you find some tongue in cheek here. After all, this is camp; I'm a real advocate for combining fun and education.
A. How much litter adorns the camp grounds?
1. Our camp is spotless. If I ever find any litter on the grounds, I pick two junior counselors from a line-up and have them shot.
2. Our entire staff, including myself, is constantly on top of this and setting an example. Our program includes campers helping out. It's a matter of pride.
3. We try to clean things up, but it's an endless battle. A few problem areas won't get clean until our big volunteer day.
4. It looks like a fast food parking lot. There is so much litter that we really can't get it clean, so we don't... |
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