The non-profit designation allows donors to provide tax-exempt contributions to Three Rivers for our scholarship fund. What are the Wilderness Activities?
• Wilderness Skills -Learning and practicing wilderness skills, including wilderness health and safety procedures, low-impact camping techniques, and creative backcountry skills (cooking, working with leather and natural materials). • Community – Living in his or her group community and developing skills such as effective communication, making group decisions, conflict resolution and building trusting relationships. • Service – Students may have the opportunity to complete a work project which will benefit someone other than themselves. Examples include group work projects such as fence building and trail maintenance to enhance the National Forest or other public land the group is using. The service project will involve teamwork, environmental education, accomplishment, planning, and exposure to role models such as forest or park personnel. • Leadership – Students will be encouraged to exhibit positive leadership through planning and implementing decisions as a group member, organizing
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