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Castro Valley, CA, 94546
Phone: (510) 537-4690
Fax: (510) 537-0145 Camp Type:
For over 50 years Neighborhood Church has used music, drama, and art to capture the hearts and minds of people for the Gospel. More than half a million people have had the opportunity to see our amazing Christmas and Easter productions and to hear the Good News; that Christ died and was resurrected for them! ...
Castro Valley, CA, 94546
Phone: 510-537-2240
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Cull Canyon also is on the Chabot-to-Garin Regional Trail, which is being developed between the two parks. ...
Redwood City, CA, 94064
Phone: (650) 780-7350
Fax: (650) 780-7348 Camp Type:
Building Inspectors are part of the Building & Inspection Division who deal with construction that need permits, garage conversions, fences, zoning issues, etc. ...
Loma Mar, CA, 94021
Phone: 650-879-0320
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Scenic coastal Redwoods of the Santa Cruz Mountains, only minutes from the ocean. ...
Loma Mar, CA, 94021
Phone: 650-879-0223
Fax: 650-879-2101 Camp Type:
California State Assembly Member Jerry Hill of the 19th Assembly District has awarded YMCA Camp Loma Mar the Environmental Leadership Award in recognition of Camp Loma Mar's Stewardship in helping hundreds of Northern California children appreciate their natural surroundings. In partnership with organizations such as Youth Enrichment Strategies and Exploring New Horizons, Camp Loma Mar teaches school-age students about the natural world, environmental conservation, and practices and methods to conserve resources and preserve our local and global environments. The award is granted to businesses, non-profit agencies and governmental organizations in the 19th Assembly District that demonstrate and promote sustainable practices. ...
Loma Mar, CA, 94021
Phone: 650-879-0223
Fax: 650-879-2101 Camp Type:
California State Assembly Member Jerry Hill of the 19th Assembly District has awarded YMCA Camp Loma Mar the Environmental Leadership Award in recognition of Camp Loma Mar's Stewardship in helping hundreds of Northern California children appreciate their natural surroundings. In partnership with organizations such as Youth Enrichment Strategies and Exploring New Horizons, Camp Loma Mar teaches school-age students about the natural world, environmental conservation, and practices and methods to conserve resources and preserve our local and global environments. The award is granted to businesses, non-profit agencies and governmental organizations in the 19th Assembly District that demonstrate and promote sustainable practices. ...
Loma Mar, CA, 94021
Phone: (650) 879-0608
Fax: (650) 879-1539 Camp Type:
Exploring New Horizons (ENH) is committed to providing high quality, affordable environmental education for the greater San Francisco Bay Area. As educators, we are dedicated to enriching the lives of young people through the awareness and understanding of the beauty and diversity of nature and each other. We strive to nurture intelligent, active citizens who will work together to create a healthy and sustainable environment and a responsible society. ...
Redwood City, CA, 94063
Phone: (650) 474-0400
Fax: (650) 292-2256 Camp Type:
TechKnowHow offers fun and enriching Computer and LEGO® Summer Day Camps for students, ages 6-14, in the San Francisco Bay Area. ...
Redwood City, CA, 94063
Phone: 888-458-1812, 800-246-2154
Fax: Camp Type:
Inspiring Science Programs Expand Learning and Motivation
Champions Science Adventures™ programs and summer camps focus on taking science education beyond the classroom to spark a child's interest in the world of science through exploration and discovery. Our programs reinforce the five core knowledge areas of science: Life Science, Physics, Chemistry, Space/Earth Science and Technology. We offer a variety of ways for schools to bring the joy of science to children in grades k-6 all year long. ... Redwood City, CA, 94063
Phone: (650) 364-2760
Fax: (650) 364-0416 Camp Type:
The Marine Science Institute was founded in 1970, around the time that the issue of water resources was becoming a major concern for many Bay Area inhabitants. The Institute's philosophy was founded on the idea that putting students in direct physical contact with their local bay environment will help cultivate their natural sense of curiosity while enriching their understanding of science and fostering a responsibility to protect their environment. ...
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