**REGISTRATION CLOSED. To inquire about Owls and Dragons, contact Bri.**

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This is a weekly program designed for children to become immersed in a community who come together in the outdoors to build on the skills and practices of nature connection.

A collective environment which allows children to build community through shared experiences and deepen connection with earth and each other.

Urban Conifers offers an introduction to nature connection through wilderness survival skills and naturalist studies.  

Students will engage in learning techniques to safely use knives as tools, build fires, create shelters, identify wild plants, sneak through the forest, and more!

For those looking to learn a new skill or hone an existing skill, private classes are available. Students of all ages can learn how to safely use knives as tools for skills such as carving and crafting, fire building, wildlife tracking and identification, plant identification, or shelter creation. Contact Bri to schedule time and date.

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**REGISTRATION FULL. Contact Bri to be placed on the waitlist.**

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This is a weekly program designed for children to become immersed in a community who come together in the outdoors to build on the skills and practices of nature connection.

A collective environment which allows children to build community through shared experiences and deepen connection with earth and each other.

Urban Conifers offers an introduction to nature connection through wilderness survival skills and naturalist studies.  

Students will engage in learning techniques to safely use knives as tools, build fires, create shelters, identify wild plants, sneak through the forest, and more!

For those looking to learn a new skill or hone an existing skill with a friend, semi-private classes are available. Groups of all ages can learn how to safely use knives as tools for skills such as carving and crafting, fire building, wildlife tracking and identification, plant identification, or shelter creation. Contact Bri to schedule time and date.

Urban Conifers offers an introduction to nature connection through wilderness survival skills and naturalist studies.  

Students will engage in learning techniques to safely use knives as tools, build fires, create shelters, identify wild plants, sneak through the forest, and more!

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Ignite weekly teens programs are a collective environment which allow participants to build community through shared experiences while deepening their connection to the natural world around them. Each day begins with an acknowledgment of gratitude for the earth and all that it provides. Over the course of the term, students will focus on fire building, knife safety, survival skills (such as first aid, camouflage, etc.), cooperative nature games, advanced wildlife tracking, and plant and animal identification.

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Urban Conifers offers an introduction to nature connection through wilderness survival skills and naturalist studies.  

Students will engage in learning techniques to safely use knives as tools, build fires, create shelters, identify wild plants, sneak through the forest, and more!

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This is a weekly program designed for children to become immersed in a community who come together in the outdoors to build on the skills and practices of nature connection.

A collective environment which allows children to build community through shared experiences and deepen connection with earth and each other.

This is a weekly program designed for children to become immersed in a community with their peers who come together each week to build on the skills and practices of nature connection.

A collective environment which allows children to form community through shared experiences and deepen connection with earth, self and each other.

**REGISTRATION CLOSED. To inquire about Teens at Forest Day, contact Bri.**

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Ignite weekly teens programs are a collective environment which allow participants to build community through shared experiences while deepening their connection to the natural world around them. Each day begins with an acknowledgment of gratitude for the earth and all that it provides. Over the course of the term, students will focus on fire building, knife safety, survival skills (such as first aid, camouflage, etc.), cooperative nature games, advanced wildlife tracking, and plant and animal identification