41 - Sunday, October 8. 1989 - North Shore News

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OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Junior Forest
Wardens explore
the wilderness

YOUNG PEOPLE can gain an understanding of the natura!
environment in a fun, social setting by joining the Junior
Forest Wardens clubs of the North Shore.

In addition to the usual weekly
meetings, members of the West
Vancouver and Lynn Valley clubs
also enjoy hikes, ski trips and preciation of what we have here
other outdoor activities throughout — and that we have to take good care
the season. of it,”* says Hiller, who has also

Sponsored by the B.C. Forestry — planned such activities in the past
Association, the wardens, aged as a visit to the opening of a tree
eight to 18 learn some outdoor — nursery.
survival skills, which is a great Rohde, meanwhile, nas his
motivation to West Vancouver young wardens involved with the
club leader Dirk Rohde, par- Cypress Bowl area of Hollyburn
ticularly when he hears about peo- Mountain.
ple getting lost in the bush. In return for helping out with

“FE enjoy being in the outdoors, Cypress events, such as the snow
working with kids and watching — festival and treasure hunt, the kids
them develop these skills," said he received some free skiing
Rohde, who recently gathered his privileges and lessons.

group of about 20 together for The leaders are volunteers.

their first fall meeting at West Rohde, having learned about

Vancouver's Irwin Park Elemen- Junior Forest Wardens when he |
tary School gym. attended summer camps put on by ‘

The West Vancouver club will) the B.C. Forest Association, has
continue to meet at that location been driving out from Coquitlam
Monday nights, while the Lynn for four or five years to lead his
Valley group meets Tuesdays start- West Vancouver group.
ing at 7 p.m. at Lynn Valley Hiller became involved through
Elementary School gym. her own children, but has since

The Lynn Valley club, which stayed on with the organization
had about 16 members last year, because of her love for the out-
has been led by Eva Hiller for the doors and being with the kids.

past 10 years. For further information on join-
Her group tries to plan at least ing the wardens, contact the forest
one hike per month. association at 688-6684, Rohde at

“The kids are iearning an ap- — 1-941-0300 or Hiller at 987-8901.

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