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Children will see Birds of Prey During Wye Marsh
Winter Day Camp |
2007 Kids Day Camps start with Christmas Break and New Year Weeks
at Midland Ontario’s Wye Marsh Provides Fun Learning Programs
Midland, Ontario……………. Winter
2007. The Wye Marsh’s day camp programs kick off 2007 with a number
of exciting activities for kids are starting with the Winter Day Camp
on January 2. Wye Marsh’s Winter Break Day Camp can be fun for both
families and kids, aged 6-12. Children will get to feed chickadees, see
swans, go snowshoeing, track marsh critters, see live reptiles and amphibians,
learn about birds, nature crafts, how you can keep our planet green, and
so much more! To register your child for Camp Marshes and Moccasins please
visit or contact us at 705-526-7809 or register on-line http://www.wyemarsh.com/pdf/winter_break2007reg.pdf
and e-mailing it to info@wyemarsh.com
or faxing it to us at 705-526-3294.
Dates & Themes:
Tuesday, January 2nd Finding Your Way
Wednesday, January 3rd Snowshoe Adventure
Thursday, January 4th Winter Tracks
Friday, January 5th Radical Reptiles & Amazing Amphibians
Cost:
Members $25 per day or $90 for all four days
Non-members $30 per day or $100 for all four days
The Wye Marsh naturalists are well versed in working with
children. The Wye Marsh is an accredited member of the Ontario Camping
Association, meeting quality standards for leadership, program, facilities
and safety. Children can experience a fun-filled, exciting adventure exploring
nature's best-kept secrets and mysteries.
“Getting the kids out into the fresh
air and learning or participating in a new sports activity such as snowshoeing
will help build lifelong skills with the children.” says Adam Zita,
Director of the Camp Marshes and Moccasins.
Zita adds, “Our enthusiastic staff look
forward to making the “Winter Break” an exciting time. Children
should register early as space is limited.”
Campers with special seeds can rest assured they are welcome
at Wye Marsh. The Marsh is wheelchair accessible and specialized accessibility
equipment is available on-site. Please contact our Camp Director in advance
if you have a child with special needs so we can best accommodate them.
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Editor’s Note: To view the camps first hand, contact
Camp Director, Adam Zita, who has developed the popular Wye Marsh Camps
over the past 3 years. Zita is a graduate of the Fleming College, Parks
and Forest Recreation program and the Eco-Tourism Program. 705-756-7809.
March Break and Summer Camp activities and events will be posted in the
New Year.
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