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      • June 29-July 3, 2026 at Hans Jensen: Wild Sampler; Adv FLOW
      • July 6-10 at Hans Jensen: Wilderness Survival Craft; Advanced Artisans
      • July 13-17, 2026 at Sunset Beach: Wild Cooking & Herbology; Adv Wilderness Survival
      • July 27-31 at Sunset Beach: Wildlife Search & Rescue, Adv Conservation & Field Science;
      • Aug 3-7, 2026 at Hans Jensen: Wild Cooking & Herbology; Adv Animal Tracking
      • Aug 10-14, 2026 at Hans Jensen: Wilderness Survival Craft; Adv Herbal Medicine & Wild Cooking
      • Aug 17-21, 2026 at Hans Jensen: Wildlife Search & Rescue; Adv Wilderness Survival
      • August 24-28: Double Adv Survival, Wildlife & Ethnobotany Camps
    • Day Camps in Puyallup-Tacoma
      • July 13-17, 2026 Wilderness Survival Craft
      • July 20-24, 2026 Wildlife Search & Rescue
      • July 27-31, 2026 Wild Cooking & Herbology
      • Aug 3-7, 2026 Advanced Wilderness Survival
      • Aug 10-14, 2026 Advanced Wildlife Tracking
      • Aug 17-21, 2026 Adv Herbal Medicine, Cooking & Craft
      • Aug 24-28, 2026 Adv Blue Skye Farm & Forest
    • Overnight Youth Camps
      • June 29 – July 3, 2026 Wilderness Skills Sampler Overnight
        • June 29 – July 3, 2026 Advanced FLOW Overnight Camp
      • July 6-10, 2026 at Lake Sam: Archers, Artists & Artisans
      • July 19-24, 2026 near Mt Rainier: Out-of-this-World Wilderness Camp
        • July 19-24, 2026 Advanced Wilderness Education & Survival Training
      • Aug 3-7, 2026 at Lake Sam: Tracking Bugs, Birds, Bobcats, Bears & Beyond
      • August 10-14, 2026 at Lake Sam: Wild Chefs & Herbal Medics
      • August 17-21, 2026 at Lake Sam: Secrets of the Ancient Scout
        • Aug 17-21, 2026: Advanced Zombie Apocalypse Survival Test
      • Aug 24-28, 2026 Epic GeoTrip – Subsistence Fishing
        • Aug 30, 2026 Epic GeoTrek Begins – Honorable Hunting, Photography & Field Science
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    • Saturday Workshops
      • March 21 or 28, 2026 Wilderness Survival & Fire Workshop
      • April 4, 2026 Wild Edible Foods & Herbal Medicine Workshop
      • April 11, 2026 Wildlife Safety, Bird Voices & Animal Tracking Workshop
      • April 18 or May 2, 2026 Backcountry Safety, Navigation, Map & Compass Workshop
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    • Self-Study Earth Conservation Courses
      • Wolf Journey Book One – The Neighborhood Naturalist
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Max Davis Scholarships and the Conservation College

Apply for a scholarship to attend Wolf Camp and other outdoor educational programs that interest you! Max Davis Scholarships are granted by the Conservation College whose mission it is to “inspire a global conservation ethic by connecting people to nature through outdoor education.”

Financial Aid Scholarships are accepted between January 20th – June 20th as funds remain available. The scholarship board does expect that the applicant also contribute as much as possible to programs they attend, and that scholarship recipients attend the entirety of the programs for which they register.

To apply for a financial aid scholarship, email and cc us answers to the questions below, and attach a copy of our Registration Form if we do not already have one on file, plus a description of the program you wish to attend. Your application will remain completely confidential.

1. Which program are you applying for, and for what length of time do you plan to participate?
2. Why are you interested in the program?
3. What would you like to use these earth skills for in the future?
4. What is your total household income for last year, now, and projected this summer?
5. How many people are solely dependent on the income and assets which you list?
6. Mention any extraordinary expenses this month, season and year which are stretching your budget.
7. What is your total household/family net worth (value of assets minus liabilities / debts from which you may benefit now or in the future)?
8. Note any other information that may be needed to help in this scholarship decision-making process.

Merit Scholarship Applications are accepted first-come, first-served between January 20th – April 20th as funds remain available. The Conservation College offers a limited number of merit scholarships for youth who produce an environmental-based project for the Washington State Science Fair.

To apply for a merit scholarship, email a copy of your registration/application, a description of the program/category you plan to participate in, and a description of your WSSEF Science Fair project.

Support the Conservation College and Max Davis Scholarships

The Conservation College was started in 2019 under the guidance of seven Wolf Camp parents who became founding board members. In addition to its other goals and projects, the Conservation College took over administration of Max Davis Scholarships in 2021 after twenty years under the Western Outdoor Learning Fund.

The scholarship program was named after Max Davis, a favorite Wolf Camp participant who passed away in 2001 of a childhood illness. It is our hope that Max’s memory serves as an example for the kind of camper we hope to attract to earth skills education: aware of nature and its hazards; working hard to reach goals safely; keeping a uplifting attitude, and offering friendly leadership.

With an entirely volunteer staff and board of directors, the expenses of the Conservation College are currently minimal. 100% of any donation designated for scholarships will go entirely to those applying for Max Davis Scholarships. Incidental costs are funded by in-house donations and fundraiser events. Your entire donation will be used for scholarships to people who qualify for financial aid based on need and merit.

Please use the PayPal link below to donate any amount from $25, to $250 if you want to sponsor the balance of a kids day camper who applied for a scholarship, to $750 if you want to sponsor the balance of an overnight youth camper.



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