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The camp began on June 27 and will finish up this Saturday. The head counselors, Robin Purnell and Karen Henderson, have worked hard to set up an interesting and educational daily schedule for the 25 participants. Five counselors are assisting with this year’s camp: Adam Haase, Jamie Harris, Julie Bankston, Forrest Rogers and Daliah Macon.
During the first week, the children made a trip to an abandoned beaver colony to study how beavers create wetland habitats. They observed a black snake attempting to eat a family of indigo buntings, but he was unsuccessful. The children made their own walking sticks.
Two scientists from the Benedict Research Lab in Maryland, Richard Lacouture and Stella Brownlee, supervised the children in collecting plant and animal life from the pond for further study under microscopes and in fish tanks. Not only did the children study and identify the pond life, they drew them and later showed their artwork to the rest of the campers.
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