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Would you like to bring outdoor learning to your school's summer program or camp?
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​Capital City PCS and National Presbyterian School
During the month of July, we led outdoor learning two days a week at Capital City PCS and National Presbyterian School's summer camp programs! Capital City PCS students hiked through Fort Slocum Park to explore birding, food webs, tree identification, and bubble making. At NPS Summer, students used their schoolyard and Glover Archbold Park to observe birds, identify trees, and conduct an arthropod and insect study. Middle school students also completed a nature-related service project each week following their field investigation.

Peace Camp

In August, we continued our longstanding partnership with Christ Lutheran Church by providing programming at their Peace Camp. Peace Camp was originally developed in summer 2024 by Pastor Renata Eustis and the Ward 4 Clergy for the Prevention of Gun Violence, with the hopes of serving children in the area who are in permanent supportive housing or who have a parent who is incarcerated or who may not have other camp options. We led outdoor learning adventures for students ages 9-13 that included exploring watershed education, wildlife, and pollution in Rock Creek Park.


Summer 2025 Week-long Programs
We are so grateful to our community partners, who provide us with beautiful locations where we can lead our week-long summer programs, as well as making sure we have clean bathrooms, safe drinking water, emergency shelter, and so much more.

Summer week-long programs are made possible by partnerships with:
Friends of Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
National Park Service
Friends of the National Arboretum
Washington Youth Garden
Christ Lutheran Church
Temple Micah


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  • Home
  • Donate
  • Outdoor Programs
    • Full Day Programs >
      • logistics/what to bring
      • Tick Protocol
    • Half Day Programs
    • Summer Programs >
      • High School Volunteers
    • Partnerships >
      • Building a Culture of Outdoor Learning
      • Nature Near Schools
      • Summer Partners
      • Field Trips
  • Resources
    • Squad StoryMap
    • The Anacostia Watershed through Children's Eyes
    • Ten Things to Do Outdoors in DC!
    • Guide to Outdoor Learning
    • Black History in D.C.
    • Land Acknowledgement
    • Outdoor Learning Ideas
    • Geocaching D.C.'s Waterways >
      • Activities for the Classroom or Home
      • Go PLAY! (Find Our Geocaches)
    • D.C.'s Hidden Waterways >
      • Squad Waterway Cleanup
      • In-classroom activities
      • Field trips
      • Resources to learn more >
        • Hands-on Activities
    • Environmental Justice with Middle Schoolers >
      • Activities for the Classroom or Home
  • About
    • Who we are >
      • UAS BOARD
      • UAS STAFF
      • UAS documents >
        • UAS Annual Report 2021
        • UAS Annual Report 2020
        • UAS Annual Report 2019
        • UAS Annual Report 2018
        • UAS Annual Report 2017 >
          • UAS Financial Report 2017
        • UAS Annual Report 2016
        • ULTC governance docs
    • The Squad in the News
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    • Contact Us >
      • Subscribe to the UAS Update
    • Job opportunity: Part-time educator