In December we will begin signing youth up for 2025 Stream Scholars Summer Camp, July 28-Aug. 1, for a trip to Lord Fairfax Stone, the source of the Potomac River and Experience Learning on Spruce Knob, the highest peak in WV and in the Chesapeake Bay watershed (the seven-state area of land that drains water to the Chesapeake Bay).
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Summer Camp 2025
Registration opened December 27, 2024
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Stream Scholars is a week-long hands-on exploration of stream ecology and conservation for middle and high school students that includes three days of camping.
Since 2002, Cacapon Institute, with our partners in the WVDEP, Conservation Agency, and park rangers has engaged West Virginia middle and high school students in week long immersion in the science of stream hydrology and water quality.
Our Scholars enjoy exploration of stream science that includes exciting canoeing or boating, and engaging with professionals in the fields of conservation, environmental science, and ecology. Stream Scholars has a three-year rotation of camping at different locations. Scholars who attend three years in a row will camp at Spruce Knob, the highest peak in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, Point Lookout (MD) and Westmoreland State Park (VA) where the Potomac river meets the Chesapeake Bay. On the Virginia trip, Scholars stop in D.C. to meet their elected officials and tour the Capital.
