Camp ASCCA Blog

The 20th Annual EEAA Conference was held January 31 – Feb 2 of 2008 at Camp Blue Lake in Andalusia located close to the beautiful

Much has been said about the ’07 drought across the southeastern United States. According to Alabama Power representatives, we are now in the 3rd year

When the Oscar C. Dunn Environmental Center opened in 2004, one of the goals was to create a center with displays whereby students and campers

Radney School 5th graders, from Alexander City, kept our staff and volunteers busy over a 3 day period as the 276 students participated in and

The entire 6th grade class at Horseshoe Bend School, located in New Site, was treated to a fun filled day at Camp ASCCA, on April

It is always great to be able to give back to our local community and school systems. Thanks to a grant awarded to Camp ASCCA

Camp ASCCA played host on April 20, 2007 to the Third Annual State of Our Watershed Conference, The Tallapoosa River Basin. This event was sponsored

Lee-Scott Academy from Auburn, Alabama kicked off Camp ASCCA’s busy Spring of Environmental Science Camps by visiting camp March 21-23, 2007. This outstanding group of

On Friday April 20, 2007, Camp ASCCA will host the Third Annual State of Our Watershed Conference – The Tallapoosa River Basin. This is a

Josh Rhodes, Camp ASCCA’s Director of Environmental Education, and I recently had the pleasure of doing a presentation in Wetumpka for the Elmore County Public

Recently the Camp ASCCA staff participated in an aquatic education training session. This training was provided by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

Hunting is challenging activity. Sometimes a hunter can sit for hours and not see a deer. Other times a deer comes through but is too