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The Intergenerational Summer Camps are restricted to campers 10 years of age and older.
Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Camp 1* (May 30 - June 3, 2010) 25 person max THIS CAMP IS CANCELLED Activities and topics may include: Boater safety and hunter education** Wildlife briefings River ecology and fish trapping Edible wild plants Seining and electro-fishing Archery and bow fishing Tracking and radio telemetry Rifle, shotgun and muzzle loader shooting Tomahawks Deer necropsy Intro to scuba diving GPS * Sorry, this camp is full. Basic Insect & Plant Ecology (June 13 - 17, 2010) 25 person max Activities and topics may include: Collecting insects Plant ecology and succession Insect - plant interactions Toxic and carnivorous plants Pest insects Edible plants and insects Insect - wildlife interactions * Sorry, this camp is full. Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Camp 2* (June 27 - July 1, 2010) 25 person max Activities and topics may include: Boater safety and hunter education** Wildlife briefings River ecology and fish trapping Edible wild plants Seining and electro-fishing Archery and bow fishing Tracking and radio telemetry Rifle, shotgun and muzzle loader shooting Tomahawks Deer necropsy Intro to scuba diving GPS *Camps 1 and 2 are the same camp offered at two different times. **Hunter Education Hunter Education certification by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks requires both written and instructor-led (face to face) coursework. Campers who desire Hunter Education certification and do not complete the written coursework on-line prior to camp must participate in written coursework at a time to be determined during camp. We STRONGLY encourage campers who desire Hunter Education certification to complete the on-line training course and submit their Hunter Education Web Course Report and Affidavit PRIOR to attending camp to ensure that they do not miss other camp activities. The prior background will also enable you to participate more fully in Hunter Education related discussions during camp. To complete the on-line training, visit http://home.mdwfp.com/Education/info.aspx?id=49 and click on one of the Internet Course Links at the bottom left of the page (the free module is perfectly acceptable). The instructor-led coursework will take place at camp to complete the Hunter Education certification. To submit your Hunter Education Web Course Report and Affidavit, contact Laura Andrews (landrews@cfr.msstate.edu; 662-325-6694).