Cedar Camp has a distinguished legacy of environmental stewardship: Biodiversity Protection: Forests, wetlands, and streams are actively managed to preserve native species. Conservation Education: Campers learn the importance of ecological balance and sustainable practices. Hands-On Restoration Projects: Tree planting, hab

Operating an outdoor camp in Florida involves unique challenges: Severe Weather: Hurricanes and storms required resilient infrastructure and emergency preparedness. Wildlife Management: Balancing safety with conservation of local fauna required careful planning. Financial Sustainability: Funding for staff, maintenance, and

Cedar Camp has had a lasting impact on its campers: Skill Development: Outdoor skills, scientific inquiry, and leadership capabilities were central to the curriculum. Character Formation: Campers cultivated values such as integrity, resilience, and empathy. Community Awareness: Engagement in environmental projects and cult

Cedar Camp has maintained strong connections with the surrounding community: School Partnerships: Local schools incorporated the camp into field trips and extracurricular programs, enriching student education. Family Programs: Family weekends and events strengthened intergenerational bonds and community involvement. Volunt