Females in Natural Earth and Social Sciences
July 5 – 13, 2009
Cost: $949
Archaeology * Photography * Nature * Art* History* Culture
For a week of no limits and new frontiers, join Archaeologist Latonia Hartery for a Newfoundland expedition designed to encourage girls to explore the natural and cultural world while acquiring skills to develop an empowering future.
This 7-day inspiring and fun-filled program held in the Bird Cove-Pond Cove area will teach females about archaeology and earth science. Our diverse program will give youth early training in archaeology and field techniques, in understanding geology of northern environments, as well as in identifying plants and their traditional use. Workshops on creatively capturing the breathtaking local landscape are provided by internationally renowned photographer Dennis Minty.
Program participants learn about past people and form a relationship with the present environment. All activity is set to the back drop of hikes and fascinating field trips over the panoramic Dog Peninsula as well as boat rides through sheltered bays, and coves of the coastline. Evening programs include social activities such as beach fires, storytelling sessions, and music.
This program is for girls ages 13-15 with up to 10 spots available. Interested participants should check the following websites for details: www.amininc.org and www.bigdroke.ca
Email: info@bigdroke.ca or call Darlene Mahar: 877-247-2011
Sunday, March 1, 2009
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