Project WHIRL is a unique summer program for teens ages 13-18 that combines outdoor adventure with real-world environmental science. Participants explore local lakes, wetlands, and forests while learning about conservation, water quality, and ecology through hands-on fieldwork and activities. It’s a fun and empowering way for young people to connect with nature, build skills, and become environmental leaders in their community.

Program dates: July 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, and 23. (Limited spaces are available.)

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This is a free program. We want to serve our students and our environment.

To keep this program sustainable, please consider a suggested donation of $300/student. (Ability to donate does not affect registration status in any way.)