At the Cedar Lake Outdoor Center near Chelsea, Michigan
2012 Dates coming soon...
SCI Novi Chapter will provide all-expense paid scholarships
for up to sixty boys & girls (twenty for each of the three camps)
ages nine through fourteen, as of July 1, 2012.
Applications must be received no later than June 18th, 2012
The RWYC program is created and sponsored by SCI Novi Chapter, as a result of a generous donation
from the Riley Foundation, whose founder is George F. Riley (SCI Novi Chapter Member and SCI Life
Member).
Conservation Connection Camp, Ages 9-11: 2012 TBD
This camp offers younger campers the opportunity to learn survival, orienteering, archery, canoeing, shooting sports and fishing in a safe and positive environment. Campers will have a great week sampling a variety of hands on outdoor activities while identifying what their true outdoor interest is. Come grab a paddle, bow or rod and head out with us for a fantastic week of fun.
Bird Hunting Camp, Ages 12-14: 2012 TBD
Come join us on this exciting adventure as we learn all about bird hunting. Throughout the week, campers will enjoy new and creative ways to identify game birds, while learning valuable hunting techniques and strategies. In addition to earning their hunter safety card, campers will be taught the importance of equipment selection. Dog training and spend time identifying their roles as stewards of the land
Big Game Hunting Camp, Ages 12-14: 2012 TBD
The fun filled week long adventure gives campers an opportunity to develop their skills as big game hunters. Throughout the week, campers will work with experts in animal identification and tracking, while learning valuable hunting techniques and strategies. In addition to earning their hunter safety card, campers will be taught the importance of equipment selection, participate in archery and spend time identifying their roles as stewards of the land.
Students
must meet one or more of the following criteria in order to be
eligible for a scholarship:
Limited to no experience in hunting and the outdoors.
Lack of family financial resources to routinely
attend a program of this nature.
Lack of an active mentor to expose them to outdoor
activities.
Not
yet having earned a Michigan Hunter Safety Certificate.
Please
see The “Youth Camp” page on the web site at:
