Success StoryCamping Through COVID



Camping Through COVID

Author: Sharee Schoonover

Planning Unit: Livingston County CES

Major Program: Camping

Plan of Work: Health and nutrition education, physical activity, aging, and chronic disease awareness/prevention.

Outcome: Initial Outcome

Livingston County 4-H along with five other counties attended 4-H camp at the Western Kentucky 4-H Camp in Dawson Springs for a 4-night camping week. Students ranging from 8-14 were able to participate in several traditional camping activities. It was refreshing to be back at camp after a hard COVID-shut down the previous year, and although there were some adjustments to be made everyone had a great time! 







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