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Farming plant and animal foods, archery, wilderness survival, bike shop, blacksmithing, bow and arrow making, land management and re-wilding, our camps dive deeper into outdoor and experiential skills in a way that is unique, fun, and meant to build on itself each year that a student attends. We use a combination of guided and self directed learning to disconnect them from screens and consumerism into a reciprocal relationship with the “more than human world”. Over the past two years we have served over 3000 students through high school electives. Our purpose is to make this type of education more accessible and to increase representation for students from historically excluded, marginalized, and overlooked communities. We all belong to nature and we should all have access. Day and Overnight options available.

90 acres of land backed up to Wildcat Canyon East Bay Regional park, we have a full farm and garden complete with sheep, chickens, and rabbits. We have an archery range, a blacksmithing shop, a bike shop, and tons of land to explore for wilderness survival skills. Our overnight camp has 4 canvas bell tents, an outdoor kitchen, and students can self guide through games and activities mentioned above or participate in crafting and makers projects that diverge from what we generally offer. Overnight camp focuses on the process of living in a village, leadership, and self reliance within the community. Kids help cook their own meals, clean up, keep their tents neat and have a chance to help mentor younger students.

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