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Description
Nature Makers Camp
Build. Cool. Stuff. This camp is all about tool use, creativity and engineering. Each day we will introduce a new building project that participants will work on throughout the week to bring home. Projects are generally themed for camping and outdoors. We even try to build the tools we will use to build the other things! Projects may include assembling a bush craft knife, a bone awl, wood baton, natural fiber cordage, hand carved wood spoon and/or bowl, paracord survival bracelets or belts, feathersticks, leather medicine pouches, bamboo walking sticks, gourd drinking bottle, rocket stove and more. Projects vary depending on instructor. We take breaks to explore the park and look for materials. Participants practice focus, follow through, patience and develop problem solving as they work through projects.
Please note, this activity will be held at Mary S Young Park, 19900 Willamette Drive
Bring appropriate clothing, snacks and lunch. Call Coyle Outside for details about curriculum 541-760-0774 - Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature.
Age Category
Youth
Instructor
Daniel Coyle
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