Send your kids to a summer camp where they’ll come away with much more than a misshapen clay souvenir. Send them to a unique, wildlife-oriented summer camp experience amid 6,400 acres of forests, fields and lakes, right here in Georgia, at the Charlie Elliot Wildlife Center (CEWC) in Mansfield.

Hosted and organized by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Wildlife Resources Division (WRD), CEWC offers educational summer camp programs with both the Wild Summer Days day camp (ages 7-10) and the Wild Summer Week overnight camp (ages 11-14). Registration for both camps opens Saturday, March 31.

During the 2007 Wild Summer Days day camp, children will be engaged in the natural world around them. Hiking, fishing, live animal programs and wildlife arts and crafts are a few of the fun activities that will get your child outdoors and learning about nature.