Youth Camps

Youth Camp enjoying the water

Sponsorship available for camp in both AB & Sk

Apply to LDFGA to have your young person sponsored to go to either provinces youth camps

Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation

2011 Youth Outdoor Leadership AND Conservation School

�Leaders Rise With Opportunity�

The Camp: For more than 30 years the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Youth Outdoor Leadership and Conservation School has introduced youth to outdoor skills and introduced them to wildlife management techniques from wildlife professionals. In 2003 the School added a leadership component. Some of the activities that youth will participate in include: archery, canoeing, wilderness survival skills, map and compass, fisheries studies, wildlife management and biology, canoeing, wilderness camping skills, cooking on one burner stove or fire, wild plant use, plus much more.

The outdoor skills are used to facilitate leadership qualities that can be used by youth at the branch, school and community level. It is important for youth to recognize that while attending the school they will be expected to willingly participate in all of the classes and activities in a positive and constructive manner.

** In order to apply for the SWF Leadership and Conservation School youth must hold a valid branch or provincial membership in the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation.

Dates: GIRLS School will run from July 24 � July 31, 2011

BOYS School will run from July 31� August 7, 2011

Age: All students must be between the ages of 14 - 17 years old at the time of the school. No Exceptions.

Application Deadline: All applications must be received by Larry Chambers by April 30^th via mail or fax, (We will not accept applications by phone!) Students that apply will be selected based on their application form. Please feel free to supplement the application with letters of recommendation or other material. Up to twenty-four youth will be selected for each school. Successful students will be notified by May 30^th and additional information will be requested at that time.

Please make sure the youth that applies understands what the school is about and the expectations of them. They must want to attend this school.

Cost: The cost for the week is $200.00. SWF members should make their local branch aware they are applying for the school and request that the branch covers the cost. Payment must be made by Friday June 15^th. If the applicant cancels within one week of the school beginning and we are unable to fill that spot, they will be responsible for the cost.

Contact Larry Chambers @ 780-875-3655 for info and for Lloydminster and District sponsorship applications to go to either of these camps.

**** This application must be in no later than April 20^th, 2011 ****

SWF Youth Camp 2011

Registration Form
Contact Larry Chambers before April 20 2011 to apply to have your youth sponsored.

Printable Registration Form Here

Stan Daniel of LDFGA , presents Zone 4-5 Camp with Canoes

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Sponsor Board @ Narrow Lake Camp

Cabins @ Narrow Lake

Multi use building @ Narrow Lake

Delivery of Kayaks from Lloydminster Canadian Tire & LDFGA

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Alberta Fish & Game Youth Camp 2011

Youth camp applications for Alberta Camp must be into Larry Chambers @ 875-3655 by April 4,2011

��2011 Zone 4/5 Youth Camp @�Narrow Lake AB is July�3 -�9, 2011� &�July 17 - 23, 2011�

Volunteers are needed

Application forms will be available after April 4th 2011

Contact Larry Chambers @ 780-875-3655

�These Co-ed Camps and more info will be out soon .

Alberta Narrow Lake Youth Camp 2011

Registration Form
Apply to Larry Chambers before April 20, 2011 to get your youth sponnsored for camp.

Printable Registration Form Here

Alberta Narrow Lake 2011

Information Pamphlet

Printable Information Pamphlet Available Here

Youth Outdoor Leadership and Conservation Camps

For more than 30 years the Lloydminster and District Fish & Game
Association has been sponsoring a number of students to these camps, in both Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Picture of Davan Russell receiving Murray Doell Award

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     Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Conducts a girl's camp during the first week of July and a boy's camp during the second week of July. Both camps are held at the Prince Albert Wildlife Federation facilities just north of Prince Albert.
    Both schools focus on outdoor skills and wildlife management. Some of the activities that the student will participate in include: handgun, small bore and trap shooting, archery, canoeing, wilderness survival skills, map and compass, fisheries studies, wildlife management biology, wild plant use and wilderness camping skills. These activities are used to facilititate the development of leadership qualities that can be used by youth at the branch, school and community level.

B.
     Zone 4 and 5 Alberta Fish and Game Association conducts a Youth Conservation Camp for both boys and girls during both the second and fourth weeks of July for students
that are ages 12-16 at the time of the camp. All campers will row boats, learn to handle shotguns, rifles and handguns safely, hike, fish and camp in a wilderness outdoor setting.

The camp is conducted from the Narrow Lake Conservation Centre north-east of Westlock, AB.

These Youth Conservation Camps emphasize how much humanity and nature depend on each other. Campers earn how all living things interact and look at their responsibilities for the future.

Thank You to Canadian Tire Lloydminster

Re: Contribution of canoes & kayaks

We the Lloydminster & District Fish and Game Association located on Highway 16 Yellowhead route in
the City of Lloydminster, SK/AB are a family organization of about 1200 members strong who promote
safe and educational outdoor programs including boating, hunting, fishing, archery to youth and families
in our community. We contribute to youth scholarships and sponsor their attendance in outdoor
conservation education camps.

Recently we, in co-operation with your Lloydminster Store #341 associate dealer Mr. John Kavanagh,
made a contribution toward the purchase of canoes (2010) and kayaks (2011) to be placed at an
associate organization, the Narrow Lake Youth Conservation Education Centre near Slave Lake, Alberta.
This year the camps will be held July 3 - 9 and July 17 - 23 with about 60 co-ed youth attending each
camp.

John has been an exemplary example of making this contribution to our organization and other groups
with youth related activities. John has been one of the most proactive dealers you have had at this store
since inception and we believe he truly believes in youth promotion and education.

We sincerely appreciate John and his very capable senior staff with the manner in which the
contribution was made. This Canadian Tire outlet will remain strong and in the forefront of competition
with dealers like John.

�� We feel we need to express our appreciation of the co-operative relationship we have� had�in�Store #341 and should be a fitting example for other dealers.