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Utah Nature and Environmental Studies Camps
Teaching Kids About the Beauty and Dunction of the Great Outdoors
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Utah parents know that your child will learn so much about themselves at Utah Nature and Environmental Studies Camps. As awareness of the state of our precious natural resources grows so does the need for bright, young, and caring minds. There has never been a better and more exciting time to enter into the field of Nature and Environmental Studies.
Utah Nature and Environmental Studies Camps will instill an understanding of our environment through hands-on field and laboratory explorations. With focus on Nature and Environmental Studies, your child will also have the opportunity to participate in many other exciting camp activities at Utah Nature and Environmental Studies Camps.
Summer camps throughout the country and especially in Utah specialize in providing your children with an adventurous, fun-filled, and life changing experience in the realm of Nature and Environmental Studies.
The following are some highly recommended Nature and Environmental Studies programs servicing Utah. These programs have passed 300 stringent standards and thus are accredited by the World Camp Association and the American Camping Association:
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Nature/Environmental Studies Camps in the Utah Region are:
Camp Hobe' Salt Lake City,UT http://www.camphobekids.org 801-631-2742
A camping experience for children with cancer and their siblings that allows them to run, swim, hike & just be kids
Camp Kostopulos Salt Lake City,UT http://www.campk.org 801-582-0700
Long tradition of serving special needs campers. Nondisabled campers may also attend. Variety of activities on site. Close to town and airport. 1 to 4 ratio.
Camp Trefoil Ranch Provo,UT http://www.gsutah.org 801-224-2735
Trefoil Ranch offers girls a place where they can develop their skills,make new friends & strengthen their self esteem
FCYD Camp Utada West Jordan,UT http://www.fcyd-inc.org 801-566-6913
Established by leaders in diabetes and camping in 1962. 4 weeks, 3 family weekends, and 5 winter weekends. Activites, education, and medical supervision.
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