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Eco Kids Summer Camp 2013 Pictures

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Chaa Creek's Eco Kids Summer Camp is over, and they have tons of great pictures on their page.  Looks like the Eco Kids had the time of their lives, and learned a lot about nature, culture, and the world at the same time.

 

"Twenty four young Belizeans embarked Saturday on a unique educational learning adventure as this year’s Chaa Creek Children’s Summer Camp Scholarship Program, better known as the Eco Kids Environmental Summer Camp, kicked off on Saturday July 20th 2013.  According to Chaa Creek founder and general manager Lucy Fleming, the innovative annual event gives Belizean youth an opportunity to learn about their natural world through a mix of adventure, social interaction, fun and hands-on education aimed at instilling a sense of wonder and responsibility for the environment."

 

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Chaa Creek's Eco Kids Summer Camp

There's still time to submit essays for Chaa Creek's Children’s Summer Camp Scholarship Program.  They have a short video out about the program.

 

"Every year we team up with a number of private sector businesses to offer a weeklong summer camp scholarship program for Belize's resident school children between the ages of 8 to 13 years old in order to educate them about biodiversity, natural resource conservation, the ancient Maya, traditional healing, and the three "R's" Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.  The program aims to install memorable values that will have an impact on the way children conduct their lives, their relationship with our fragile Earth, and the sustainable development of our future."


In related news, they have another submission for the essay competition.

http://belize-travel-blog.chaacreek.com/2013/06/why-i-want-to-be-an-eco-kid-3/

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Kids Eco Camp Promotional Video

"Memories that last a lifetime" is right!  In this short video one can see many of the events that last year's eco kids did while at the Summer Eco Kids Camp.  Now is the time for children to submit their essays on why they want to be an Eco-kid.  Chaa Creek is giving away 24 scholarships, so start writing.

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My Way to Chaa Creek

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Nuri Galicia wrote a great essay for the Chaa Creek Eco Kid Summer Camp.

 

"Being the only child in my family I am very optimistic that I will be part of Eco Kids 2013.  The reason why I want to go is bond with other children my age.  Also it will be a wonderful experience with Nature’s beauty for I enjoy birds and hiking.  At the campfire we share funny stories and jokes.  Through-out my life I have never been on horse back, so I am looking forward to have a ride on a horse.  This scholarship will allow me to learn more about gardening for at school we practice gardening.  It will be great for I will know unfamiliar species and expand my knowledge, for teachers can teach us only about name and their functions but not really show us the real plant.  If given an opportunity to be at the camp I will treasure every moment there."

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Why I like to protect the Environment

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Chaa Creek's Children’s Summer Camp Scholarship Program is held annually, and the camp gives 24 Belizean youth between the ages of 8 and 13 a chance to learn about their natural world through a mix of adventure, social interaction, fun and hands-on education aimed at instilling a sense of wonder, and responsibility for the environment.  There is still plenty of time for kids to submit their 300 word essay for this Summer's camp.  Here's the latest essay, submitted by Bianca Narvaez.  Good luck!

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