Residential Camp at Lacawac Sanctuary Dates: July 28-August 2 Ages: 14-17 Tiered Pricing: (choose the one that reflects your financial ability) Tier A - Subsidized $200 Tier B - Direct Cost $500 Tier C - True Cost $800 |
CLA is a weeklong residential camp for middle and high school students ages 13-17. Participants will be immersed in Conservation activities at the beautiful and historic Lacawac Sanctuary and Field Station. Students will experience hands-on science programs along-side local conservation professionals and resident university researchers. Enjoy a day kayaking the upper Delaware River, assisting with bird banding, collecting water samples on Lake Wallenpaupack, analyzing samples in the lab, environmental research, conservation activities, leadership activities, campfires and more.
What Does Camp Cost? Recognizing that families have differing abilities to pay, we are introducing a voluntary tiered pricing structure. Rather than raise prices on all families, tiered pricing essentially asks families with greater financial means to consider selecting a rate the more closely reflects the true cost of camp.
Refund Policy
Before May 1: 50% refund of amount paid. After May 1: No refund Cancellations due to medical reasons: Refunded 50% cost of amount paid with a doctors certification. |
Sibling Discount - $50 Off Registration
In order to qualify for a sibling discount both campers must pay either Tier B or C. If you requesting a full scholarship, please complete the following application before registering a camper: CLICK HERE.
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Meet our Camp Director
DANE WARD, PhD
Assistant Teaching Professor Drexel University Department of Biodiversity, Earth & Environmental Science Dane Ward is an assistant teaching faculty in the Department of Biodiversity, Earth, and Environmental Science at Drexel University. Dane has a wide range of research experiences broadly rooted in conservation biology where he utilizes various methods including; population genetics, spatial analyses and field data collection to develop meaningful conservation methods for species of conservation interest (both domestic and internationally). Dane’s research also focuses on urban landscapes where he is intrigued by factors driving urban biodiversity, ecological stability and urban resilience. Additionally, Dane partners with colleagues to examine the interaction between urban environments and human public health outcomes including mental health, nutrition and access to green spaces. While Dane maintains a diverse suite of research interests he is strongly committed to teaching and mentorship. Currently, Dane is working to continue building access, engagement and diversity among Drexel’s STEM students in applied research. |