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California 4-H Range and Mustang Camp

A three-day 4-H camp at Blue Lake Camp in the Modoc National Forest where CA teens learn rangeland management and wild horse/burro conservation through hands-on fieldwork at a BLM wild horse facility, plus career exploration in forestry, soils, and hydrology.

Deadline: June
10+ hours/week hrs/week
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
STEMCommunity ServiceIn-personLow CostSummerBeginnerModoc CountyFar North California4-HAccessibleAgriculture
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