The Audubon Center at Francis Beidler Forest (http://sc.audubon.org) offers a choice of three week-long summer day-camps during June and July. Francis Beidler Forest contains the largest remaining stand of virgin, cypress-tupelo swamp in the world. This is the perfect setting in which to stimulate a love for nature!

With a Native American theme, campers will become amateur naturalists by engaging in science, hands-on activities and crafts. Campers will experience Native American art and culture, construct animal traps and snares, identify and make casts of animal tracks, make fire, observe wildlife and much more The tentative schedule and enrollment form can be found at http://sc.audubon.org.

The camp programs are geared for grades 1 through 6 and costs $85 per camper or $75 for each additional child in the family (scholarships available). The camp day will last from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm (M-F) with space limited to 30 children per week. Please call Beidler Forest at 843- 462-2150 to secure a place for your child in the week of your choice or send an e-mail to mmusselman@audubon.org.

Session II: July 7-11 Session III: July 14-18

Summer camp at Beidler Forest is like no place else on Earth...because there is no place else like it on Earth! Don't delay...make your reservation today!