Photoblog: Eco Kids visit Chaa Creek’s Maya Organic Farm
WEDNESDAY July 27, 2011 – The theme for the day was Land Conservation and after breakfast the councilors and eco kids headed to Chaa Creek’s Maya Organic Farm to learn directly from Mr Mick Fleming how to do composting, natural fertilizing, weeding, planting, watering and harvesting.
Enjoy the photos.
Mick Fleming's presentation on Organic Farming
Eco Campers at the Maya Farm entrance
Eco Kids checking out the compost
Showcasing the corn fields
TJ and the other campers returning from the corn fields
Lucy and Mick Fleming
Wayne Arnold posing for the camera
Alex, Jaron and Sundiata sharing Pitaya fruit
Andrea praticing organic planting technqiues
Mick Fleming showing the kids naturally rich soil
Kory Gillet in the field
Kids learning how to construct a compost
AND AT THE END OF THE DAY, THEY HAD A MUSIC SEGMENT AND SPLASH PARTY!
Music segment at the conference room
Kids dancing during the music segment
Splash party at the Macal River Camp
Splash party aerial view from a cabin
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Tomorrow’s theme of the day is Solid Waste Management
To read yesterday’s story, click here: Eco Journal – Maya Traditional Healing
The day before was Ancient Maya lessons at Chaa Creek, Belize
And prior to that was Eco Kids learn about Belize’s Biodiversity and Conservation
Or check out what happened on the first day: Chaa Creek’s Eco Kids Camp 2011 commences
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It looks like its been another interesting day for the kids at the camp! They must be learning, seeing and experiencing so many new things – wonderful opportunity! Thank you all for the photos and updates so far. Good Job to all the camp leaders and Mick and Lucy!
Herbert & Daedra
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