LightHouse volunteers and students work, explore and rejuvenate at Enchanted Hills Camp
In early November, Enchanted Hills Camp was host to three very special groups, including volunteers, Health and Wellness Retreat students and young participants in the LightHouse Youth Program (the first of a series of three Sensing the Seasons nature-themed retreats). They were there to learn, have fun and help rebuild Enchanted Hills Camp, still recovering from the 2017 Wine Country fire.
We’ve put together some photos from that busy and exciting weekend.
Health and Wellness students sit smiling and laughing on the grass at EHC. Photo by Sarika Dagar
Health and Wellness Manager Amber Sherrard and students stand or crouch close to the earth as they examine the grassy terrain at EHC.
Amber Sherrard sits with her dog guide, Della and a companion, Sheila, on a felled log at EHC.
Student Candelaria holds a feather. She wears a No Barriers t-shirt that says “What’s within you is stronger than what’s in your way.”
Antonella, a teacher from the WOLF School speaks about birds to the gathered group. The WOLF school’s mission is “Building respect, appreciation, and stewardship within the web of life.”
Student Matt examines a feather.
Volunteers sand the Redwood Grove benches at EHC in preparation for treating the wood.
EHC Volunteer Heather smiles at the camera holding a bunch of invasive plant material that she has removed from the forest.
Camp Director Tony Fletcher gives a tour of EHC to volunteers.
