Fight For Freedom Event hosted by People's Rights, Guided by David Reece

The event is focused on constitutional rights, individual liberty, survival skills and emergency medical skills. There will be a couple of fun optional activities that accompany the event classes that are offered. There are two concerts that are available for participants to attend in the evenings, as well as an optional church service and BBQ on Sunday before we leave if anyone would like to go. A few of the speakers who will be presenting are Krisanne Hall (a constitutional lawyer who teaches on the importance of upholding the constitution and knowing our constitutionally held rights), Seth Keshel (election integrity), Ben Edtl with Free Oregon, and Trevor Loudon (an expert on the dangers of communism). Visit this link to see the agenda for the event: www.peoplesrightsoregon5.com/fight-for-freedom-event

Cost: $100 (food and fuel) + donation for the cost of the tickets for entry as the tickets were donated with the stipulation that each family would donate what they are able for the cost of their child to attend, see below:

- The tickets were donated by People's Rights to Envision, but they have asked for a donation from each participant's parents to help with the cost of the event. For reference, the normal cost of tickets for entry is $100/person. I would suggest donating at least $30 for the 2 and a half day event if you are able! Please send extra cash with your child so they can make this donation at registration at the event.

Lodging: this will be an additional cost for the experience unless we are able to secure a donated cabin or house to stay in in Redmond, Sisters, Bend, Sunriver or Madras. Prineville or Powell Butte are options as well. Please put the feelers out to see if we can find a place to stay for free. I would like to stay in a house all together to facilitate evening hang out time, some meals and further connection as a group

summer camp “Experience” for our Teens ages 13-17. This will be a memorable and extremely educational trip

For our emerging young adults: ages 13-17

When: June 10-12

Leave Friday at 9am - return Sunday afternoon to be picked up by 3pm. Drop off location TBD

Where: Redmond, OR

Contact for non-member pricing: davidjreece@protonmail.com

Essential skills for multi-day wilderness excursions. Guided by Mike Dickenson

Day 1: 

This course will begin at the Envision headquarters on the 22nd at 10:00 a.m. and go through until 3:00 p.m. Students will get a comprehensive understanding of basic wilderness first aid and other considerations for multi-day travel in the wilderness.

Day 2 and 3: Participants will meet at Fish Lake on highway 140 at 10:00 a.m. and will plan on camping until 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. the following day. Hiking, on-water clinics, activities, and camp games will take place during that time.

June 22nd-24th

Ages: 10-17

Contact for non-member pricing: mike@themapmakers.org

BioRegional Summer Camp

Guided by Amy Schlotterback

July 18-21st

10am-2pm

Open to all ages, suggested for ages 9-13

Explore the wonders of the Klamath-Siskiyou at this 4 day nature camp. Participants will learn what makes our bioregion so special from the unique plants to butterflies, birds, reptiles and more!

Day 1 will be spent outdoors exploring the trails of the Ashland Watershed like a true naturalist.  We will learn how to capture examine, identify and record butterflies and other small flying insects. We will collect data and perform scientific analysis. In addition attendees will enjoy a group lunch at Martolli's Pizza, and tennis in the afternoon. 

Day 2 -4 will be spent at the Anderson Creek classroom studying the landscape, birds, animals, and insects of our 12 acre campus.  Students will use Art and Science to investigate and express their understanding of the local ecosystem. In our studies we will use guidebooks, learn to identify local endemic plants, and invasive species. We will talk about the history of land management techniques in our region and Indigenous land management techniques as well as efforts currently underway in the valley.

Students will also spend time gardening as a part of this camp.

Contact for non-member pricing: schlotterback.amy@gmail.com

Guided by Sabina de los Diaz

Art history;

acrylic, drawing, water colors, painting nature, still life, famous artist,

June 20th - 23rd

Ages: 8-16

Contact for non-member pricing: sdiaz229@gmail.com

Guided by Amber Tidwell

July 11-14

10am -3pm

Ages 10-15

This hands-on camp will focus on introducing and building new craft skills while working with a variety of materials, mediums, and tools.

Contact for non-member pricing: sillywings@gmail.com