Eagle Nature Explorers Mondays and Tuesdays
Thanks for your interest in Eagles! We're currently wrapping up our Spring program online, and considering options for the Fall. Let us know if you are interested!
Eagle Nature Explorers gather to experience community in camp life through the seasons. Each day includes storytelling, nature crafts, learning about safety in wild spaces, study of local plants and animals, outdoors skills, games and activities to stretch sensory awareness, and a meal together around the campfire.
Eagles learn skills such as aideless navigation, atl atl, bird language, bow drill, burned wood bowls, campfire cooking, cordage, digging stick, edible and medicinal plants, campfire maintenance, hide work, land stewardship, animal tracking, pottery, shelter building, wood carving, and others.
Our classroom is the forest, fields, ponds and streams - all sessions take place out of doors. Our instructors are versed in a variety of ancient and modern camp skills and experienced working with a broad age group. Class is structured to meet the interests of different ages and personalities.
Details
This class is for youth ages 10-14. Class meets at Nature and Nurture Farm in Dexter, MI, and sometimes at Sunward Cohousing Community on Mondays or Tuesdays from 9:30 AM until 1:30 PM. Students bring their own lunch and snack. Special snacks, such as acorn pancakes, burdock rice, or maple syrup will be provided at many classes.
Eagles learn skills such as aideless navigation, atl atl, bird language, bow drill, burned wood bowls, campfire cooking, cordage, digging stick, edible and medicinal plants, campfire maintenance, hide work, land stewardship, animal tracking, pottery, shelter building, wood carving, and others.
Our classroom is the forest, fields, ponds and streams - all sessions take place out of doors. Our instructors are versed in a variety of ancient and modern camp skills and experienced working with a broad age group. Class is structured to meet the interests of different ages and personalities.
Details
This class is for youth ages 10-14. Class meets at Nature and Nurture Farm in Dexter, MI, and sometimes at Sunward Cohousing Community on Mondays or Tuesdays from 9:30 AM until 1:30 PM. Students bring their own lunch and snack. Special snacks, such as acorn pancakes, burdock rice, or maple syrup will be provided at many classes.
Fall-Winter Session - Mondays
The Fall-Winter Session runs from September 9 through February 10. The cost of the series is $522, or $486 for each additional sibling. Scholarship and Payment plans are available upon request. (See payment and refund policies.)
The Fall-Winter Session runs from September 9 through February 10. The cost of the series is $522, or $486 for each additional sibling. Scholarship and Payment plans are available upon request. (See payment and refund policies.)
Fall-Winter Session - Tuesdays
The Spring Session runs from September 10 through February 11. The cost of the series is $522, or $486 for each additional sibling. Scholarship and Payment plans are available upon request. (See payment and refund policies.)
The Spring Session runs from September 10 through February 11. The cost of the series is $522, or $486 for each additional sibling. Scholarship and Payment plans are available upon request. (See payment and refund policies.)
Both classes are currently full. Please fill out this Wait List Form if you'd like to be contacted when a space becomes available.
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Instructor
Rowena Conahan has a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, and is a certified Montessori teacher and professional storyteller. She has attended Tom Brown’s Tracker School in New Jersey, Wilderness Awareness School’s Art of Mentoring course, and Kamana Naturalist Training program. Rowena has taught nature connection and ancestral skills classes for youth and adults for many years, including helping groups of volunteers construct several hand-built shelters. Favorite skills include pottery, basketweaving, hide work, wild edibles, plant medicine, and the magical practice of the sit spot!
Rowena Conahan has a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, and is a certified Montessori teacher and professional storyteller. She has attended Tom Brown’s Tracker School in New Jersey, Wilderness Awareness School’s Art of Mentoring course, and Kamana Naturalist Training program. Rowena has taught nature connection and ancestral skills classes for youth and adults for many years, including helping groups of volunteers construct several hand-built shelters. Favorite skills include pottery, basketweaving, hide work, wild edibles, plant medicine, and the magical practice of the sit spot!