If you have trouble viewing the 2018 Annual Report above in “anyflip”, click here to view it as a PDF: 2018 Annual Report PDF The Forestry Challenge had a great year, with four events starting in late September and ending the week before Thanksgiving. A total of 388 students and 90 teachers from 49 schools
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San Bernardino Forestry Challenge – November 7 to 10, 2018 Green Valley Lake Christian Camp 2018 Event Program | 2018 Focus Topic Question | 2018 Presentation Scoresheet 2018 Slideshow | 2018 Student Evaluations | 2018 Teacher Evaluations Highest Scoring Presentation The final event of the 2018 Forestry Challenge season was punctuated with brisk but clear
El Dorado Forestry Challenge – October 24 to 27, 2018 Leoni Meadows Camp 2018 Event Program | 2018 Focus Topic Question | 2018 Presentation Scoresheet 2018 Slideshow | 2018 Student Evaluations | 2018 Teacher Evaluations Highest Scoring Presentation It doesn’t get more real than the fieldwork conducted by the 126 students and teachers who participated
Santa Cruz Forestry Challenge – October 10 to 13, 2018 Redwood Christian Park 2018 Event Program | 2018 Focus Topic Question | 2018 Presentation Scoresheet 2018 Slideshow | 2018 Student Evaluations | 2018 Teacher Evaluations Highest Scoring Presentation Towering redwoods and perfect fall weather attracted schools from the Central Valley and Southern California, as well
Shasta Forestry Challenge – September 26 to 29, 2018 Mountain Meadows Camp, Shingletown 2018 Event Program | 2018 Focus Topic Question | 2018 Presentation Scoresheet 2018 Shasta Slideshow | 2018 Student Evaluations | 2018 Teacher Evaluations Highest Scoring Presentation The 2018 Shasta Forestry Challenge was classic forestry at its best, with 87 students and 20 teachers
Each participant (students, teachers, and chaperones) MUST bring: Completed and signed Medical/Liability/Media Release Form (If not submitted digitally) Additional Release Forms as needed (If not submitted digitally)– links can be found on “For Parents” pages Boots or closed-toed shoes – you will be walking in the woods Warm jacket and rain gear – rainy weather