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Activities in wilderness camps

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Being in a wilderness camp is a very positive growth experience. Teenagers get to face challenges that nature has to offer. Amazingly, nature has this “miracle” effect on teenage behavior. Wilderness program includes activities such as:

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>remote living
>outdoor education
>team building
>structured daily activities
>experiential therapy
>expeditions
>exploration

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