Teen camp in the Anlier Forest

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The camp begins with the installation of the bivouac. Teenagers learn to build shelters for the night using tarps, fetch water, gather wood for the fire, and prepare meals autonomously. During the stay, each participant is encouraged to expand their skills, gain more independence, take their place in the group, and develop eco-friendly habits. On the program: nature discovery, orientation activities, wildlife watching with a nature guide. Manual activities to develop the dexterity needed in the wild, such as creating your own cutlery, weaving with plants, and tying knots. Wild plants will be discovered, cooked, and tasted. There will be large group games, role-playing games, and the chance to discover group spirit through a wilderness experience. Daily hikes of 10 to 15 km with a light backpack are planned. Free time is also provided for relaxation and enjoyment. In short, this camp is a unique and enriching experience during the summer holidays.