Virgin River Program

Come join us at Fossil Falls Park in St. George this Saturday. We will be participating in a rubber duck race to benefit the Andrew Barnum Museum of Natural History at Utah Tech. Booths with folks to talk to and at 11 am the duck race starts.

This is the last week for high school students to apply for the Color Country Natural Resource Camp. The Virgin River Program helps to fund this program along with many other partners. It is a great opportunity for students who are interested in natural resources.

Here are a few reasons students should apply:
• All high school students are eligible who are currently enrolled in 9th – 12th grade.
• A college scholarship will be awarded to a camp participant.
• Students that attend will receive ¼ credit of high school science.
• Students receive hands-on experience in natural resource career fields including fisheries, wildlife management, and archeology. Experience such as this is important when applying for a position in natural resources.
• Students experience a variety of outdoor recreation activities, such as hiking, shooting, archery, and horseback riding.

For more information, or to apply, visit the Color Country Natural Resources Camp Website.

https://extension.usu.edu/washington/4h/natural-resource-camp