- OUR 35TH YEAR -

At the Campbell Creek Science Center

Trailside Discovery is a program of The Alaska Center Education Fund

trailsidediscovery.org907.274.KIDS

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Trailside Discovery is a program

All programs held at the Campbell Creek Science Center (5600 Science Center Drive in Anchorage) unless otherwise noted.

Welcome to Trailside Discovery

Come and join us for a summer of fun! We’ll kick off our 35th year on May 30, 2017 with a variety of programs for children and youth ages 4 to 16. Located at the Campbell Creek Science Center, with well over 750 acres of forest and creek access, Trailside Discovery Camp off ers a big backyard that’s perfect for adventure, exploration, learning, and fun! We have extensive hiking trails, wildlife, and lots of camp fun!

• Explore the natural world in a supportive community• Discover new experiences that create lasting memories• Learn about the environment through fun, hands-on activities• Grow as a person through relationships with campers and staff

Th is year we’re excited to introduce family programs! We’ll be off ering special ½ days at camp for parents of pre-schoolers, and have a calendar of family e vents from June through August to get you outdoors with your kids. Check out page 5 in this brochure for more information, and we’ll update trailsidediscovery.org as we get closer to summer.

Our dedicated staff of high school students, college students, and teaching professionals balance teaching and learning with traditional elements of camp. Trailside Discovery packs a summer of outdoor adventure into each week. Our fun-fi lled educational programs are described throughout this guide. So take a few minutes and choose the adventure that is best for your child. At Trailside Discovery, summer fun awaits.

Trailside Discovery is a private, non-profi t program of Th e Alaska Center Education Fund, which aims to provide environmental opportunities for young Alaskans of any age. Our unique “kid-to-career” approach connects with youth of all ages to build a movement of young Alaskans with the skills, knowledge, connection and inspiration to become future conservation leaders.

See you on down the trail,

Th omas Burek DirectorRegister online today at

trailsidediscovery.org

“Photography and rock climbing were both a big hit with my kids.”

“My kid loved exploring in the stream, counting salmon, and looking for water bugs; rain or shine he came home with a smile.”

“My kid loved exploring

“Th e fl ight seeing tour with climate scientists was such an incredible adventure for my daughter!”

“Th e fl ight seeing tour with climate

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Preschool Programs for Ages 4-5Patient, enthusiastic instructors lead games, stories, and hands-on activities, encouraging campers to interact positively with the environment and each other. Programs aim to develop your children’s senses, motor skills and relationships as they discover the outdoors and personalities of fellow campers. We no longer offer a nap hour but a quiet time reading hour after lunch. Two staff per 10–12 Campers. Cost: $275 per week or sign up for any four weeks for $1072.00 ($268 each week).

New! Aqua Mania• Water, water everywhere

• What is water?

• Explore the Campbell Creek

• Experience the power of water

New! Seedling Farmers • Make friends with farm animals

• Plant your own crops

• Discover the magic of seeds and soil

• Eat fresh Alaskan produce

New! Fossils, Bones, & Stones*• Uncover the prehistoric past

• Stones, minerals and granite

• Unleash the power of a volcano

• Learn the secrets of a paleontologist

*New: Parent 1/2 day class opportunity July 24–28, visit page 5 for more information.

New! Habitat Hunters• Tracking Alaskan big game

• Follow the scent to the source

• Bush whacking for animal signs

• Become moose, and bear aware

AK Native Culture Keepers• Native Elders share their knowledge

• Emphasize arts and culture

• Beading, dance fans and dance

• Potlach! And parents are invited!

Dinosaur Rex• Rocks, minerals, and precious stones

• Become a geologist

• Glaciers, glaciers everywhere

• Magma, explosions and eruptions

Creek Seekers*• Watch tiny creatures under microscopes

• Do the water cycle boogie

• Create healthy streams

*New: Parent 1/2 day class opportunity June 12–16, visit page 5 for more information.

Salmon Snoopers• Investigate how salmon find home

• Dissect a salmon

• Watch out for those pinks

• Do a scientific count of salmon

Buzzy Bugs Bonanza• How many bugs can you find?

• Make a friendly bug catcher

• Create a buzz-y musical

• Invent your own bug

Wolves, Bears, and Bullwinkle• Find moose food

• Howl like wolves

• Dress up as bears

• Discover hibernation secrets!

Geology Rocks• Scavenge for fossils

• Minerals, diamonds and rubies

• Learn about volcano eruptions

• Become an Archaeologist for a day

Day Programs for Ages 6-7Naturalist instructors lead small groups, teaching the basics of ecology, geology, natural history, nature crafting, environmental stewardship, and outdoor survival skills. Staff encourages positive social interactions among campers through group activities and exploration. Fully packed, active days prepare campers for longer trips to come in future Trailside summers! Two staff per 14–16 campers. Cost: $275 per week or sign up for any four weeks for $1072.00($268 each week).

New! Wilderness Survival• Learn to stay alive with what nature

provides

• Find your way with a compass

• What to do in an emergency

New! Jurassic Journey• Discover dinosaur’s prehistoric past

• Build an erupting volcano and witness an explosion

• Become a paleontologist

• Make your own fossil

New! Wetlanders Quest• Watch tiny creatures under microscopes

• Do the water cycle boogie

• Create healthy streams

New! Earth, Fire & Ice• Learn about the forces that shape Alaska

• Volcanology, Paleontology, & Geomorphology

• Glaciers, volcanoes and plate tectonics

• Build you own volcano and witness an eruption

Woodland Wizards• Visit to the botanical gardens

• Unlock the secrets held within a forest

• Dissect a rotting log and discover its mysteries

• Hunt for mushrooms and edible plants

Whale & Salmon Tales• Watch out for pink giants in the creek

• How big is a whale?

• Listen to and create stories about Alaska’s famous fish

• Rubber boots, here we come!

AK Native Culture Keepers• Native Elders share their knowledge

• Emphasize arts and culture

• Beading, dance fans and dance

• Potlach! And parents are invited!

Outdoor Odyssey• The wild country beckons

• Learn how to set tents and pack

• Orienteering skills

• Leave No Trace camping skills

Farm Friends• Make friends with farm animals

• Discover the magic of seeds, soil and compost

• Plant your own crops

• Eat fresh organic produce

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June 17thFamily Canoeing, Kayaking, & Paddle Boards (Ages 6 & UP)Goose LakeBring your family out for this Saturday of sunshine, splashes, and smiles. The water rodeo will begin at 10:00am and continue until 3:00pm. Trailside Discovery will supply canoes, kayaks, and paddle boards at Goose Lake. Families will be able to utilize equipment provided by Trailside at no cost.

July 20thTrailside Discovery’s 35th Birthday PartyCampbell Creek Science CenterParents, grandparents, campers of all ages; come one, come all! Join Trailside Discovery for our 35th birthday celebration. From 4:30pm – 6:30pm at the Campbell Creek Science Center there will be carnival games, a bounce house, face painting, a creek study and—most importantly—cake and ice cream!

July 29thFamily Fat Tire Bike Ride Campbell Tract (Ages 9 & UP) Abbott Loop ParkJoin this Fat Tire Bike FRENZY from 10:00am – 3:00 pm. Trailside Discovery will provide fat tire bikes for ages 9+ to take off and tear up trails in a free ride area set up at Abbott Loop Park. Campers will learn general bike safety, passing etiquette, and how to be wildlife aware on trails. If you own a fat tire bike don’t leave it at home to gather dust—join us and crush the Trails!

August 4thAK Native Culture KeepersTrailside’s AK Native Culture Keepers classes for ages 4-9 will be holding a potlach on Friday August 4th and parents are invited! Students will lead activities such as beading and dancing. Native Elders will be present to share their knowledge, emphasizing Alaskan art and culture.

August 10thAlaska Wild Salmon DayLocation TBDCelebrate our salmon, wild salmon bake, face painting, fat tire bike riding, corn hole games, and more. Location TBD, please check trailsidediscovery.org this summer for more information.

Parent Half-Day ProgramsParents can enroll their campers in either an “AM”(9am-12pm) or “PM” (1pm-3pm) class and attend it with them!

June 12th-16thCreek Seekers (Ages 4-5 only)

• Watch tiny creatures under microscopes

• Do the water cycle boogie

• Create healthy streams

July 24th-28thFossils, Bones, & Stones (Ages 4-5 only)

• Uncover the prehistoric past

• Unearth Stones, minerals and granite

• Unleash the power of a volcano

• Think like a paleontologist

Day Programs for Ages 8-9We have reorganized our programs to offer both NEW and MORE field trips to our “middle-aged” campers! Learning and fun combine as campers deepen their awareness of the ecosystems around Campbell Creek and broaden their understanding of Alaska by branching out to other locations. Two staff per 12– 13 campers. Cost: $275 per week or sign up for any four weeks for $1072.00($268 each week).

New! Tidelands to Tundra• Venture across mighty sand dunes

• Summit the mighty peak of Flattop

• Dive deep into the ecology of Little Campbell Lake

• Close encounters of the tides on Turnagain Arm & Knik Arm

New! Seaside Safari• Visit the Alaska Sea Life Center

• Whale tales and marine life encounters

• Explore the tides of Bird Creek

• What’s the real deal about mermaids and sea dragons?

New! Alaskan Survival • Advance your shelter building skills

• Hear stories from search and rescue professionals

• Instruction in back country first aid

• Learn fire building skills

New! Glaciers, Magma, & Fossils• Volcanoes, quakes, avalanches

and glaciers

• Visit Earthquake Park or Portage Glacier

• Discover fossils and artifacts

AK Native Culture Keepers• Native Elders share their knowledge

• Emphasize arts and culture

• Beading, dance fans and dance

• Potlach! And parents are invited!

• Arctic Artists• Sand art, beading, leaf collages

• Animal calls

• Create Alaskan clay pottery

• Nature photography

Farm Out Adventure• Make friends with farm animals

• Visit a working agricultural farm

• Learn about seeds, soil, and compost

• Where does your food come from?

High Adventure Paddle Mania• Water safety instruction

• Learn various paddle strokes and skills

• Kayaks and canoes are emphasized

• Build your own watercraft and test its floatability

High Adventure Mountain Bike Mania• Explore the single tracks of Anchorage

• Become a bike mechanic

• Bike like you’ve never biked before!

Family Outing Programs These Trailside Discovery Camp led programs are fun for all ages; mark your calendars! More information on each of these online at trailsidediscovery.org. Dates and locations subject to change, please RSVP to trailside@akcenter.org or call 907.274.KIDS.

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Trailside Discovery - Programs 2017 May 30-June2

Week 1June 5-9Week 2

June 12-16Week 3

June 19-23Week 4

June 26-30Week 5

July ,5,6 & 7Week 6

July 10-14Week 7

July 17-21Week 8

July 24-28Week 9

July 31-Aug 4Week 10

Aug 7-11Week 11

Au g 14-18Week 12

Preschool Programs - Ages 4-5 Cost: $275/wk or any (4) four weeks or more $1072 or $268 per weekAK Native Culture Keepers NEW XHabitat Hunters - NEW X-$220 X X X X XDinosaur Rex - NEW X-$220 X X X X

Creek Seekers - Parent 1/2 Day Class Options X-$220 XAM $145 PM $145

Salmon Snoopers X X XBuzzy Bugs Bonanza X X X-$165Wolves, Bears & Bullwinkle X X X-$165Geology Rocks X X X-$165Aqua Mania - NEW X X XSeedling Farmers - NEW X X X

Fossils, Bones, & Stones - NEW X XAM $145 PM $145

Day Programs - Ages 6-7 Cost: $275/wk or any (4) four weeks or more $1072 or $268 per weekAK Native Culture Keepers - NEW X Wilderness Survival - NEW X X X X X XJurassic Journey - NEW X X X X XWoodland Wizards X-$220 X X X X X-$165Whale & Salmon Tales X X X X X XEarth, Fire, & Ice X-$220 X X X X X-$165Outdoor Odyssey X-$220 X X X X X-$165Wetlanders Quest - NEW X-$220 X X X X X-$165Farm Friends X X X X X XDay Programs - Ages 8-9 Cost: $275/wk or any (4) four weeks or more $1072 or $268 per weekArctic Artists X X X X XAK Native Culture Keepers - NEW XTidelands to Tundra - NEW X-$220 X X X X X-$165Seaside Safari - NEW X X X X X XPaddle Mania - (High Adventure) X-$220 X X X X XSurvival Challenge X-$220 X X X X X-$165Fat Tire Bike - (High Adventure) X-$165Farm Out Adventure X X X X X XGlaciers, Magma, & Fossils - NEW X-$220 X X X X X-$165Mountain Bike Mania - (High Adventure) X X X-$165 X X XDay Programs - Ages 10-13 Cost: $275/wk or any (4) four weeks or more $1072 or $268 per week - *no discount iAlaska X-$220 X-$165 XRocks, Ice, Volcanoes & Quakes X X X

Oceans Alive* -$300 X X XFish On - (High Adventure) X X X XFat Tire Bike - (High Adventure) Girls Only X X X XMountain Bike Extreme - NEW - (High Adventure) X-$220 X X X X-$165Operation Farming X XRiver Wranglers* - $300 X X X X XPeak Baggers - (High Adventure) X-$220 X X XReach High*- $300 - (High Adventure) X X X-$180 Girls OnlyVenture Bound - (High Adventure) X-Girls Only X X XClimate Scientist - NEW - $300 X-$220 X X-$180 X XTeacher Naturalist in Training (TNT)- Ages 14-16 X X X X X

Alaskan Quest Adventure Camping TripsMay 30-June2

Week 1June 5-9Week 2

June 12-16Week 3

June 19-23Week 4

June 26-30Week 5

July 5,6 & 7Week 6

July 10-14Week 7

July 17-21Week 8

July 24-28Week 9

July 31-Aug 4Week 10

Aug 7-11Week 11

Aug 14-18Week 12

Alaskan Quest I - Overnight Camping Ages 8-9 - Cost: $410/wk - * no discountsEklutna Mountain Biking XNancy Lakes Canoe XKenai Kayaking XEklutna Camping X-$3302 nights camping* Alaska Quest II* - Trips - Ages 10-11 - Cost: $410/wk - *no discountsKayak Scout* XHatcher Pass Backpack* XMarine Encounter* XSwanson Lakes Canoe* XAlaskan Quest III* - Trips - Ages 12-14 - Cost: $475/wk - *no discountsKesugi Ridge Backpack XJohnson Pass Bikepack* XSeward Kayak Trip* XCanoe Voyager* XFAMILY PROGRAMSSaturday Family OutingsAK Native Culture Keepers Potlach 8/4Campbell Creek Science Center Birthday July 20Spring Creek Farm Birthday Party July 13Family Canoeing,Kayaking, Paddle Boards (10-3) June 17 Family Fat Tire Bike Ride Campbell Tract (10-3) July 29Wild Salmon Day Aug 10

Campbell Creek Science Center & SCF Fees for 2017 • Day Camp Cost: $275/wk or any (4) four weeks or more $1072 or $268 per week *Price discount does not apply to these programs • $40 registration fee per child • Pre/After Care: $20/ pre care/week, $20/ after care/ week, or both for $30 • $7 discount per camp on four or more designated camps.

Alaska Quest TripsOvernight adventures for ages 8-14; a mental and physical journey into the wild.

Alaska Quest Trips I – Ages 8-9Our introductory trips are designed for campers who are ready to spend extended time away from the walls and windows of everyday life. After two days of checking gear, reviewing equipment, team building, wilderness safety, practicing basic skills, and Leave No Trace camping skills, campers head out for a three-day campout and discovery adventure. They return on Friday afternoon (Wed–Fri trip). Two staff per 12 campers. Cost – all trips are $410 unless otherwise noted. No discounts available.

Nancy Lake Canoe• Nancy Lake paddle

• Outdoor survival skills

• Develop paddling skills

Kenai Kayaking• Lower Ohmer Lake paddle

• Learn water safety

• Paddling and portaging skills

Eklutna Camping -$330 (4-day)• Camp in tents at Eklutna Lake

• Learn about low-impact camping

• Safety in the outdoors

Eklutna Mt. Biking• Eklutna Lake Trail

• Bike maintenance and safety

• Develop mountain biking skills

Alaska Quest Trips II – Ages 10-11These trips are designed for campers to expand their backcountry camping skills. After two days of team building, practicing skills, and preparing gear, campers head out for a three-day wilderness trip. They return on Friday afternoon. (Wed–Fri trip). Two staff per 12 campers. Cost – All trips are $410. No discounts available.

Kayak Scout• Hidden Lake paddle

• Outdoor survival skills

• Lake study

• Refine paddling skills

Hatcher Pass Backpack• Talkeetna Mountain range

• Alpine tundra trekking

• Team building

Marine Encounter• Backpack to Tonsina Point

• Explore tide pools and pebble beaches at Caines Head State Park

• Become one with the tides

Swanson Lakes Canoe• Swanson Lakes excursion

• Learn water safety

• Paddling and portaging skills

Day Programs for Ages 10-13Check out our NEW and REVAMPED programs for experienced campers. Participants cover lots of ground, gently treading across trails to learn about nature, while being surrounded by it. Two Staff per 12–13 campers. Cost: $275 per week or sign up for any four weeks for $1072.00 ($268 each week). *No discount.

New! Fish On• Learn to fish for salmon

• Test for quality salmon habitat

• Fish bake!

iAlaska• Use multimedia in Alaskan nature

• Visit with local professional photographers

• Learn landscape and macro techniques for nature photography

• Explore and chronicle adventures in photographs

Rocks, Ice, Volcanoes & Quakes• Explore forces that shape Southcentral

• Field trips may include, Portage Glacier, Earthquake Park & Kincaid Sand Dunes

• Visit Wishbone Hill and uncover fossils

• Visit with local geologists to examine the Ring of Fire

Oceans Alive* (Cost $300)• Full day marine boat trip out of Whittier

• How many marine species do you know?

• What makes our oceans so special?

• Relate to the magic of the ocean!

Operation Farming• Visit a working agricultural farm

• Learn about seeds, soil and compost

• Visit with farm animals

• Where does food come from?

River Wranglers* (Cost $300)• Thursday river float trip

• Explore and map various rivers

• Test local waterways

• Become a hydrologist

Climate Scientist* (Cost $300)• Flightseeing tour of the wind farm on

Fire Island• Visit TV news station for weather briefing• Travel to Pyrah’s Farm for organic

investigation• Create a community plan for change!

High Adventure Peak Baggers• Summit three mountains• Orienteering, map reading, and GPS• Plate tectonics, glaciers, and volcanoes• Explore the high alpine tundra!

High Adventure Reach High* (Cost $300)• Climb to new heights using proper gear• Basic climbing safety techniques• Experience both indoor and outdoor rock

climbing• Special girls only week July 24–28

High Adventure Venture Bound• Practice camping skills and outdoor

adventure spirit• Learn to navigate with map and compass• Bike, hike, kayak and canoe!• Special girls only week July 12–16

High Adventure Fat Tire Bike • Ride 9:zero:7 Fat Tire Bikes

• Bike off the beaten path

• Crush everything

• Special girls only week July 10–14

High Adventure Mountain Bike Extreme• Learn extreme mountain biking skills

• Bike at Kincaid Park three days

• We will set distance records each day

• Build your confidence and leadership skills

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Alaska Quest TripsOvernight adventures for ages 8-14; a mental and physical journey into the wild.

Alaska Quest Trips III – Ages 12-14Longer trips for teens combine backcountry skills with natural history as campers further develop their outdoor skills. After one day in camp practicing skills and preparing gear, campers leave on Tuesday morning and do not return until Friday afternoon. Trips are designed for campers with prior experience. Two staff per 10–12 campers. Cost – All trips are $475 No discounts available.

Kesugi Ridge Backpack • Trek across an ancient volcano ridge

• A true AK classic

• Chulitna River float, 17-mile hike

Johnson Pass Bike-Pack• Passionate pedal pushers

• Leadership development

• Shred 22 miles of single track

Seward Kayak Trip• Explore the shores of Caines Head State

Park

• Investigate tidal treasures

• Birds and marine mammals included

• Master paddling skills

Canoe Voyager• Circumnavigate the Nancy Lake Canoe Trail

• Master paddling and portaging skills

• Freshwater ecology

Training Programs for Ages 14-16We designed these courses for campers who are ready to share their passion, experiences, and skills with others. This course develops their leadership skills, preparing them for future jobs in the fields of environment, education, and outreach. Guest presenters join our specialized instructor team to lead this program. Graduates may be asked back for an additional week as a TDC staff volunteer in training. Cost – $275 per week.

Teacher Naturalist in Training (TNT) Program• Learning styles and different forms of intelligence

• Community engagement projects

• Weekly off-site excursions

• Team building facilitation

• Keys to successful staff, parent, and child interactions

Registration InformationRegistration can be done online or by phone. Online registration is recommended to secure space in your preferred programs.

Online:Register online at trailsidediscovery.org

By Phone:Call Trailside at (907) 274-5437. Be prepared to give your Visa or MasterCard number over the phone.

Fees, Refunds, and Payment Arrangements:There is a mandatory $25 deposit for each class which will go toward your overall bill, along with a nonrefundable registration fee of $40 per child. Full class payment is due at least seven days prior to the start of camp. If full payment is not received by the beginning of camp, parents will be automatically charged the remaining balance to their credit card on file. If you have signed up for a payment plan you are still subject to the cancellation policy, and responsible for any fees that correspond. Payment plans are available during registration.

A 50% refund will be granted to those withdrawing from a course up to two weeks prior to the beginning of the course. Trailside Discovery will refund the full course fee (excluding nonrefundable deposits and the registration fee) for students who are unenrolled between January 3, 2017 and April 1, 2017. Or if the program is cancelled and space in a similar program cannot be accommodated. Any account sent to collections will be charged an additional 38% of their overdue balance.

Pre/After Care:• $20 – Pre Care/week per student• $20 - After Care/week per student• $30 - Pre and After Care/week per student

After Care Late Fee Policy:Parents who arrive after 5:30 p.m. will be charged the following fees per student:

• First five minutes $ 5.00• Five–ten minutes $10.00• Ten–fifteen minutes $15.00• After fifteen minutes $20.00

Scholarship Information: Scholarship opportunities are available. Call us at (907) 274- KIDS or email trailside@akcenter.org for more information.

Questions? (907) 274 –KIDS or trailside@akcenter.org

Special Thanks to:9zero7 Fat Bikes, Alaska Wildland Adventures, BLM/Campbell Creek Science Center, CIRI, CITC, First National Bank of Alaska, Kaladi Brothers Coffee, Rasmuson Foundation, REI, Skinny Raven Sports, Uncle Joe’s Pizza, Wal-Mart

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2017 Trailside Discovery Registration Form

Student’s Name(s)

Mailing Address:

City State ZIP

Grade (Sept. 2017) DOB/age M/F (please circle)

Parent Name(s)

Home Phone Work Phone(s)

Email Address(es)

All programs held at the Campbell Creek Science Center (5600 Science Center Drive in Anchorage) unless otherwise noted.

Registration Fee o $40.00/Student

Daycare (for ages 4-13): o Morning Session (7:30-9:00 am), $20 per week o Afternoon Session (4:00-5:30 pm), $20 per week o Both Morning and Afternoon, $30 per week

Please note: Our offi ces close at 5:30 pm. Children must be picked up no later than 5:30 pm! (A late pick-up fee will be charged - see registration information)

Transportation o $40.00/day x days = $ o Please send me more information about transportation.

Fees for 2017

$275/week or any 4 weeks or more $1072 or $268 per week - except where noted.Special pricing for Alaskan Quest Trips, see details on program listing pages.$40 registration fee per student ·Pre/After Care: $20/week, $20 after care/week, or both for $30. $7 discount per camp on four or more designated camps.

Scholarship opportunities are available, please call 274-5437.

Help send a kid to camp by donating to Trailside Discovery Camp’s “Invest in Youth” program:

o $25 o $50 o $75 o $100 o $150 o Other

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