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2600 South Park Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio 44120

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 4010 Cleveland, OH

Outdoor Adventure Camps 2012

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The Nature Center at Shaker Lakes conserves a natural area, connects people with nature and inspires environmental stewardship.

Camp Staff

At the nature center, we celebrate connecting families to nature and the natural systems that bind us together. Join us for year-round fun and learning the entire family will enjoy. • School Age Science and Language Arts Enrichment • Early Childhood Programming • Adult Programming Native Landscaping Environmental Town Halls • Naturalist-led Hikes • Public trails open to all

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School Programming Scout Programs Family-oriented Events Volunteer Experiences Environmental Education Habitat Management Native Landscaping Bird Banding and Research

We look forward to being a part of your family this summer and throughout the year. Call or visit our website for more information on the above programs or to see what’s new at the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes.

Excited to share their knowledge and love for nature, the full-time Nature Center naturalists are trained and dedicated professionals with a long-term commitment to environmental education. Our seasonal camp staff includes school teachers and highly trained naturalists who return year after year. All staff are CPR and First Aid Certified to insure your child’s safety. Experience and observation are the primary tools by which we teach, empower and encourage students of all ages to explore and learn about the natural world that surrounds them.

Which camp is right for you? Child’s Age/Grade Group Grades K through 5 2 months to 2 years with adult 2½ to 3½ years with adult 3½ to 4½ years Entering Kindergarten Entering Kindergarten Entering Grade 1 or 2 Entering Grade 3 through 5 Entering Grade 6 through 8 Ages 11 through 15

Camp Name Camp Length Spring Break Camp Full Day Babes in Nature 45 minutes BIG/little 90 minutes Nature Nursery Half Day Squirrel Scouts Half Day Option Squirrel Scouts Full Day Option Nature’s Lifeguards Full Day Nature’s Explorers Full Day Eco-Rangers Full Day Eco-Adventures Overnight

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Spring Break Camp Session I: March 26 through 30 Session II: April 9 through 13 9 am to 3 pm, with extended care available from 3 to 5 pm

2600 South Park Boulevard Cleveland, Ohio 44120 (216) 321-5935 www.shakerlakes.org 2

Children in Grades K through 5 will enjoy a week filled with adventure and discovery with themes like Wild About Water and Stupendous Stewards. Through hikes, games, crafts, interactive learning and a whole lot of fun, your child will gain an appreciation for nature and the outdoor world. Children can sign up for one, two, three, four or all five days. Snacks are provided, but campers should bring a bag lunch. For more information and fees, call the Nature Center at (216) 321-5935, ext. 235 or visit www.shakerlakes.org to download the full flyer. 3

Babes in Nature

Nature Nursery*

Age: 2 months to 2 years with an adult • 10 to 10:45 am If inclement weather, program will be indoors.

Age: 3½ to 4½ years • 9 am to noon Bring a backpack, water bottle, and lunch in a reusable container each day.

Sensational Sounds

Nature’s Colors

Under My Feet

Wild About Water

CAMP CODE: BIN4

CAMP CODE: BIN8

CAMP CODE: NN1

CAMP CODE: NN6

Tuesday, July 10

Tuesday, August 14

Monday, June 18 – Thursday, June 21

Monday, July 23 – Thursday, July 26

Explore the Nature Center using your sense of sound. Animals sounds are fun to make and help us find critters hiding in the forest and marsh. $5 members, $7 non-members.

Learn what ladybugs, apples, and cardinals all have in common. Have fun as we search for the cardinals and colors in nature. $5 members, $7 non-members.

Discover what lives underground including worms and moles. $95 members, $115 nonmembers.

Jump in and explore the water habitats here at the Nature Center. $95 members, $115 non-members.

Becoming Nature Detectives

ABCs & 123s

CAMP CODE: NN2

CAMP CODE: NN7

Monday, June 25 – Thursday, June 28

Monday, July 30 – Thursday, August 2

We’ll use our eye-spy skills and five senses to uncover nature’s mysteries. $95 members, $115 non-members.

Let’s see how nature can help us practice our letters and numbers. How many squirrels and chipmunks can we find? $95 members, $115 non-members.

BIG/little* Age: 2½ to 3½ years with an adult • 9:30 to 11 am

Bug Huggers

Rainbow Adventures

CAMP CODE: BL1

CAMP CODE: BL3

Monday, June 18 – Thursday, June 21

Monday, July 2 – Friday, July 6 (No class Wednesday, July 4)

Can you roll into a ball like a potato bug? Explore the Nature Center in search of bugs and insects to discover who marches one by one. $60 members, $80 non-members.

Baby Animals

Explore how colors help nature by providing protection, beauty and more. How many colors will you find? $60 members, $80 nonmembers.

Inch By Inch CAMP CODE: NN3

Sand & Shells

Monday, July 2 – Friday, July 6 (No class Wednesday, July 4)

CAMP CODE: NN8

Compare modes of locomotion for animals and plants that move and grow inch by inch. $95 members, $115 non-members.

Find out who lives in shells and around sand. Will you find the slimy snail trail or the hiding turtle? $95 members, $115 non-members.

Incredible Insects

Monday, August 6 – Thursday, August 9

CAMP CODE: BL2

Nature’s Numbers

Monday, June 25 – Thursday, June 28

CAMP CODE: BL4

Sky High

Baby bunnies, birds and raccoons, Oh My! Search the Nature Center for baby animals and the homes they live in. $60 members, $80 non-members.

Monday, July 9 – Thursday, July 12

CAMP CODE: NN4

CAMP CODE: NN9

Nature is a great place to practice counting. How many trees are in the forest? How many fish are in the brook? Find out what else you can count along the trails. $60 members, $80 non-members.

Monday, July 9 – Thursday, July 12

Monday, August 13 – Thursday, August 16

Water Wishes

Tree-Mendous Fun

CAMP CODE: BL5

CAMP CODE: NN5

Monday, July 16 – Thursday, July 20

Monday, July 16 – Thursday, July 19

Join us for the NEW

Nature Story Time Mondays, July 23, 30, August 6 and 13 10 to 11 am at the Nature Center

Each week is a different theme with an outdoor reading area chosen to match the subject, as weather permits. Geared toward ages 3 to 7. Space is limited, so please preregister. $5 per person. Visit www.shakerlakes.org for details as they become available. 4

What do we wish to find in our waters? Fish, snakes, dolphins? Who really lives here and who doesn’t? $60 members, $80 non-members.

We’re looking at the world above as we explore clouds, wind, rain, and the animals who soar above us. $95 members, $115 nonmembers.

Discover bugs that spit, leap, fly, and march while exploring the trails. $95 members, $115 non-members. * Nature Nursery is a 4-day camp week

Learn what it might be like to be a tree. Find out what gifts trees give each day. $95 members, $115 non-members.

*BIG/little is a 4-day camp week

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Squirrel Scouts

Squirrel Scouts

Grade: Entering Kindergarten Half Day: 9 am to noon • Full Day: 9 am to 3 pm Bring a backpack, water bottle, and lunch in a reusable bag each day.

Grade: Entering Kindergarten Half Day: 9 am to noon • Full Day: 9 am to 3 pm Bring a backpack, water bottle, and lunch in a reusable bag each day.

Fantasy Forest

Earth Friends

Summer Scientists

Marvelous Mammals

CAMP CODE: SS1-H CAMP CODE: SS1-F

CAMP CODE: SS3-H CAMP CODE: SS3-F

CAMP CODE: SS5-H CAMP CODE: SS5-F

CAMP CODE: SS7-H CAMP CODE: SS7-F

Monday, June 18 – Friday, June 22

Monday, July 2 – Friday, July 6 (No class Wednesday, July 4)

Monday, July 16 – Friday, July 20

Monday, July 30 – Friday, August 3

Have fun being a scientist! Perform scientific experiments to answer questions like Do trees breathe? And Who eats what? Half Day: $95 members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

Animal adaptations are what it is all about this week. We will explore human adaptations as well. How long is your tongue? Half Day: $95members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

Get dirty exploring the soil, trees and animals to find out what makes a forest habitat special. Come prepared to learn and have fun using our imagination! What can you be? Half Day: $95 members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

Learn what the Earth gives us and how we can take care of it. Find out how to be a friend to the land, water and air around us. Half Day: $80 members, $100 non-members. Full Day: $150 members, $170 non-members.

Secret Underground

Nature & Recycled Art

Flower Power

CAMP CODE: SS2-H CAMP CODE: SS2-F

CAMP CODE: SS4-H CAMP CODE: SS4-F

CAMP CODE: SS6-H CAMP CODE: SS6-F

Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29

Monday, July 9 – Friday, July 13

Monday, July 23 – Friday, July 27

Discover what is right underneath your feet. Learn how to find worm homes and play who’s home is that hole? Half Day: $95 members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

Create and explore as we are inspired by nature! Turn unused household items into works of art. We’ll use tools from nature and recyclables from home to create our masterpieces. Half Day: $95 members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

How many pollinators can you find? Life in and around flowers will take us on an adventure to find colorfully camouflaged insects. Half Day: $95 members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

Water Wonders CAMP CODE: SS8-H CAMP CODE: SS8-F Monday, August 6 – Friday, August 10

Splish splash as we have fun and experiment in the Doan Brook. Who needs water? Is all water the same? Come discover the answers! Half Day: $95members, $115 non-members. Full Day: $185 members, $205 non-members.

Magnificent Marsh CAMP CODE: SS9-H CAMP CODE: SS9-F Monday, August 13 – Thursday, August 16 (No class Friday, August 17)

Search for bloomin’ beauties and turtles that snap. Learn what makes the marsh a magnificent neighborhood. Half Day: $80 members, $100 non-members. Full Day: $150 members, $170 non-members.

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June 18 – 22

June 25 – 29

July 2 – 6 (no class July 4)

July 9 – 13

July 16 – 20

July 23 – 27

July 30 – August 3

Sensational Sounds BIN4

Babes In Nature Page 4

August 6 – 10

August 13 – 16 (no class August 17)

Nature’s Colors BIN8

BIG/little Page 4

Bug Huggers BL1

Baby Animals BL2

Rainbow Adventures BL3

Nature’s Numbers BL4

Water Wishes BL5

Nature Nursery Page 5

Under My Feet NN1

Becoming Nature Inch By Inch Detectives NN3 NN2

Sky High NN4

Tree-mendous Fun NN5

Wild About Water NN6

ABCs and 123s NN7

Sand & Shells NN8

Incredible Insects NN9

Squirrel Scouts Page 6 & 7

Fantasy Forest SS1-H SS1-F

Secret Underground SS2-H SS2-F

Earth Friends SS3-H SS3-F

Nature & Recycled Art SS4-H SS4-F

Summer Scientists SS5-H SS5-F

Flower Power SS6-H SS6-F

Marvelous Mammals SS7-H SS8-F

Water Wonders SS8-H SS8-F

Magnificent Marsh SS9-H SS9-F

Nature’s Lifeguards Page 10

Power of Plants NL1

Bodacious Birds NL2

Amazing Arthropods NL3

Green Me NL4

Water Works NL5

Pioneer Pastimes NL6

Hunters & the Hunted NL7

Nature’s Niches NL8

Leap’in Lakes NL9

Nature’s Explorers Page 11

Geo-Explorers NE1

Life in a Watershed NE2

Flying Wild NE3

Transforming Tomorrow NE4

Let’s Go Hiking NE5

Native American Ways NE6

Great Lakes Great Shores NE7

Bio-Blitz NE8

Nature Photo Journaling NE9

Eco-Rangers Page 12 Eco-Adventures Page 13

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Outback Hiking/ Biking Adventure ER2

Climbing to New Heights ER6

Survivor! ER8

New River Gorge, West Virginia EA5

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Nature’s Lifeguards

Nature’s Explorers

Grade: Entering Grades 1 or 2 • 9 am to 3 pm Bring a backpack, water bottle and lunch in a reusable container each day.

Grade: Entering Grades 3 through 5 • 9 am to 3 pm Campers travel by van to off-site locations Wednesday and Thursday. Bring a backpack, water bottle, change of clothes and lunch in a reusable container each day.

Power of Plants*

Pioneer Pastimes*

CAMP CODE: NL1

CAMP CODE: NL6

Geo-Explorers*

Native American Ways*

Monday, June 18 – Friday, June 22

Monday, July 23 – Friday, July 27

CAMP CODE: NE1

CAMP CODE: NE6

Collect, preserve and identify plants from three diverse habitats, as well as our butterfly and rain gardens. How many plants do you use everyday? What can you grow at home? $200 members, $225 non-members.

Experience life as a pioneer child as you mix work and play. Learn how to live off the land and make your own butter and candles. $200 members, $225 non-members.

Monday, June 18 – Friday, June 22

Monday, July 23 – Friday, July 27

Explore nature from the ground up as we study rocks and minerals. We will use GPS units in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, and hike the Doan Brook gorge. $235 members, $255 non-members.

Discover how Native Americans survived in Northeast Ohio. We’ll visit Akron Gorge Metropark where a group of Native Americans once lived, as well as Indian Point Park. Learn how to build traps, harvest food and play games. $235 members, $255 non-members.

Bodacious Birds

Hunters & The Hunted CAMP CODE: NL7

CAMP CODE: NL2

Monday, July 30 – Friday, August 3

Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29

Study food web relationships between predators and prey including spiders and flies, and hawks versus squirrels. Fee: $200 members, $225 non-members.

How big is your wingspan? Be inspired and entertained by the endless unique characteristics of our beautiful birds, including feathers, beaks, wings, and hollow bones. $200 members, $225 non-members.

Amazing Arthropods CAMP CODE: NL3 Monday, July 2 – Friday, July 6 (No class Wednesday, July 4)

Arachnids, insects and harvestmen Oh, My! Who will we meet? Learn how scientists study these animals along with catch-and-release techniques. $180 members, $200 non-members.

Green Me* CAMP CODE: NL4 Monday, July 9 – Friday, July 13

Care for the Earth by learning to be a nature steward. Help our Natural Resource Specialist with important projects that protect the Center’s plants and animals. $200 members, $225 non-members.

Water Works CAMP CODE: NL5 Monday, July 16 – Friday, July 20

Have fun getting wet and learning about how the water cycle works. How fast does the Doan Brook flow? Fee: $200 members, $225 non-members. 10

Nature’s Niches* CAMP CODE: NL8 Monday, August 6 – Friday, August 10

Play games that teach about basic survival needs such as food, water and shelter. Discover the seven niches around us! Fee: $200 members, $225 non-members.

Leap’in Lakes CAMP CODE: NL9 Monday, August 13 – Thursday, August 16 (No class Friday, August 17)

What animals live in a water-logged world and which of those can we find right here? Dragonflies, snapping turtles and herons abound! Fee: $180 members, $200 nonmembers.

* Includes a visit to the Shaker Historical Society as part of our volunteer garden project

Life in a Watershed* CAMP CODE: NE2

Great Lakes Great Shores

Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29

CAMP CODE: NE7

We will visit three watersheds, the Rocky River, Chagrin River and Doan Brook, and test the waters to see how they compare. $235 members, $255 non-members.

Monday, July 30 – Friday, August 3

Flying Wild* CAMP CODE: NE3 Monday, July 2 – Friday, July 6 (No class Wednesday, July 4)

Bathing suits and water shoes are a must for this shoreline adventure as we visit Huntington Reservation and Mentor Headlands and compare water quality. $235 members, $255 non-members.

Bio-Blitz CAMP CODE: NE8

Come and be inspired by birds! Each species has its own survival story to tell. We will discover a heron rookery in the Brecksville Reservation and explore the Mentor Lagoons. $210 members, $230 non-members.

Monday, August 6 – Friday, August 10

Transforming Tomorrow*

Nature Photo Journaling

CAMP CODE: NE4

CAMP CODE: NE9

Monday, July 9 – Friday, July 13

Monday, August 13 – Thursday, August 16 (No class Friday, August 17)

Planting native gardens is one way to make for a better tomorrow. Help improve the habitats at the Nature Center while learning what you can do at home. We will also visit Penitentiary Glen. $235 members, $255 non-members.

Let’s Go Hiking*

Have fun learning how scientists count and identify the plants and animals around us. This week we will lend a hand to the Geauga Park District. $235 members, $255 non-members.

Scientists journal data and observations while photographers journal through their pictures. Each day we will explore a different aspect of photography and journaling. We will visit Bridal Veil Falls within the Bedford Reservation. $210 members, $230 non-members.

CAMP CODE: NE5 Monday, July 16 – Friday, July 20

Find your way using the sun, natural landmarks and GPS units, then test your skills at Blue Hen Falls and Oak Hill in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. $235 members, $255 non-members.

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Eco-Rangers

Eco-Adventures

Grade: Entering Grades 6 through 8 • 9 am to 3 pm plus one overnight

Age: 11 to 15 years • Week-long overnight trip

Eco-Rangers is a perfect fit for the camper who isn’t quite ready for a week-long overnight experience or to help a camper prepare for the Eco-Adventures camp. Campers travel by van to off-site locations on Wednesday and Thursday. Bring a backpack, change of clothes, water bottle and lunch in a reusable container each day.

Outback Hiking/ Biking Adventure

Climbing to New Heights!

CAMP CODE: ER2

Monday, July 23 – Friday, July 27

Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29

Do you like to rock climb and hike? If so, then this is the trip for you. Not only will we spend time hiking in the Doan Brook gorge and practice our rock climbing skills, but part of our adventures will take us climbing within the Hinckley Reservation, led by the Cleveland Rock Gym. Learn the basics of tent camping including setting up a tent, cooking on a dual burner camp stove and building a campfire, all within the guidelines set by the National Parks. Campers will camp in campgrounds close to Hinckley Reservation on Wednesday night. Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunch are provided. A packing list for the overnight will be made by the group the week of camp. $335 members $355, non-members (includes climbing fees and gear rental).

Enjoy hiking and exploring at its best around the Nature Center, as well as two days in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Hike to and through waterfalls, become skilled on how to properly cross a stream and many more hiking techniques. We will bicycle on the Towpath to see how bikes can be incorporated into camping adventures. Learn the basics of carcamping including setting up a tent, cooking on a dual burner camp stove and building a campfire, all within the guidelines set by the National Parks. Campers will camp in CVNP campgrounds on Wednesday night near the former youth hostel. Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunch are provided. A packing list for the overnight will be made by the group the week of camp. $285 members, $305 non-members (includes bike rental fee).

CAMP CODE: ER6

GENERAL INFORMATION • NCSL trip leaders are certified as Wilderness First Responders. They are also trained in CPR for the Professional Rescuer. • NCSL provides tents, cooking gear and all food. Equipment, such as sleeping bags, provided by the camper. • Sleeping bags, ground pads and backpacks are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Limited scholarships and financial aid packages to rent equipment are available for qualifying campers. • To help first-time campers prepare for a week-long trip, consider signing your child up for Eco-Rangers. They can try out an overnight camp while learning skills like setting up a tent and cooking over a camp stove.

New River Gorge, West Virginia CAMP CODE: EA5 Monday, July 16, 8 am to Friday, July 20, 3 pm

Challenge yourself with an adventure! Spend a week in the breathtaking New River Gorge region of West Virginia. Travel by van to experience group camping within the New River Gorge National Scenic River. Whitewater raft class I-III rapids on the Upper New River or class III-V rapids on the Lower New River with certified river guides from Class VI Outfitters. The Lower New River trip is a new opportunity for experienced rafters 12 and older. Rock climb and rappel in the gorge with experienced guides and hike the rocky trails along the rim. Fee for Upper New River Rafting: $850 members, $870 non-members. Fee for Lower New River Rafting: $900 members, $920 non-members.

Survivor! CAMP CODE: EN8 Monday, August 6 – Friday, August 10

Learn orienteering, wilderness first aid, fire skills and much more. Spend a day kayaking on the Upper Cuyahoga River. Learn how to pack for a wilderness backpacking and floattrip adventure. How to pick a safe wilderness campsite, set up a tent, cook using a camping stove and tying knots are just a few skills that you will attain. Test your new and improved skills in challenges throughout the week. Campers will camp outside at Camp Hi after kayaking on Wednesday. Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunch are provided. A packing list for the overnight will be made by the group the week of camp. $285 members, $305 non-members. 12

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Adult Size: F S F M F L

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Camp T-shirts (choose one) Youth Size: F XS F S F M F L __________________________________________________________________ Please print name on card Signature

Please charge my: F Visa F MasterCard F AMEX

F Renew F New Membership F $65 F $100 F Check enclosed (made payable to the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes)

Less Discounts Are you a Nature Center Member? (Member’s receive discount and advanced registration) F Yes F No

Sibling Discount: $5 off for each additional child — How did you hear about the camp? F Facebook F Shaker Life F Member F Other ___________

Early Bird: Enroll by 3/1/12 for $5 off each week —

Subtotal Camp Fees

_________________________________________________________________________________ E-mail F Please add me to your email list. F For camp communication use only.

F Week 8: August 6-10

F Week 9: August 13-16 ___________________________________________ |____________________________________ Phone (day) (cell)

F Week 6: July 23-27

F Week 7: July 30-August 3

_________________________________________________________________________________ City State Zip

F Week 4: July 9-13

F Week 5: July 16-20

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F Week 2: June 25-29

F Week 3: July 2-6

________________________________________________________________ / _______________ Child’s Name (Include nickname) DOB

F Week 1: June 18-22

__________________________________________________________________ Account Number Expiration

INITIALS

Total Camp Code _________________________________________________________________________________ Parent’s Name

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The Nature Center at Shaker Lakes gratefully acknowledges the citizens of Cuyahoga County for their support through Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.

Please use Camp Code when registering child

New!

Please complete a separate registration form for each child you are registering.

• Switching sessions will incur a $25 change fee. • To ensure a safe camp environment, the classroom entrance remains locked. Doors open five minutes before camp begins and ends. • The Nature Center reserves the right to refuse or discontinue an individual’s participation if his or her welfare or the welfare of others is in jeopardy. • Each camp has one naturalist and at least one teen volunteer. To receive more information about volunteering contact the Volunteer Coordinator at (216) 321-5935, ext 237. • Full-day campers will receive a peanut-free snack. All campers receive one T-shirt and a camp photo. Please select desired shirt size on • the registration form. • Field trip locations are subject to change. • Full-day campers must bring a reusable water bottle, lunch in a reusable container and backpack as access to trash cans and drinking fountains are limited during hikes. • Membership – if you are not already a member of the Nature Center, please consider joining. Signing up for a full-year family membership nearly pays for three camp sessions. To learn more, call Jessica Davis-Quittenton, Membership and Annual Fund Manager at (216) 321-5935, ext. 232.

Return completed form to: Outdoor Adventure Camp Nature Center at Shaker Lakes 2600 South Park Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44120 Fax (216) 321-1869

• Cancellation Policy —Cancellations made before June 1, 2012 will be refunded (minus a $50 processing fee per week). Camp fee may be forfeited if cancellation is not made by June 1, 2012. The Nature Center reserves the right to cancel a class if enrollment is low; in which case, you will receive a full refund. Camp cancellations are determined two weeks before the start date.

2012 Outdoor Adventure Camp Registration

• Full payment is due at time of registration. Member registration begins Monday, January 16, 2012. Non-member registration begins Monday, January 30, 2012. • Space is limited, please register early. Each camp has a maximum of 12 campers per session. Eco-Adventures and BIG/little have a maximum of 10 campers per session. • Registered campers receive a confirmation letter and medical form in the mail before camp starts. Medical form must be completed before or on the first day of camp. Form is also available on-line. • Early-Bird Discount — Register before March 1, 2012 to receive $5 off per week of camp.

Registration Dates: Members — January 16 Non-members — January 30 Early Bird Registration closes March 1, 2012

Policies And Frequently Asked Questions

Questions? Please call (216) 321-5935, ext 235

Financial aid packages are available. Need-based financial aid covers 25-75% of the cost of one week of camp. Visit www.shakerlakes.org or call (216) 321-5935 for more information and application materials. Applications are due April 1, 2012. Award recipients will be notified in early May.

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