Williwaw Adventures

• Instructors with outdoor experience to work with small groups on multi-activity wilderness travel programs.
• Skills in one or more of the areas: backpacking, sea kayaking, sailing, surfing, whitewater paddling. WFR or WFA and over 21.
• Genuine interest in working with motivated teenagers in a wilderness setting.
• Website: www.williwawadventures.com

Camp Nor'wester

• Instruct groups of campers in area specialty: arts & crafts, drama, sailing, kayaking, high ropes.
• Assist in supervision of camper when not responsible for instruction.
• Work with college age staff members in remote pristine location in Washington State San Juan Islands.
• Website: www.norwester.org

Adventures Cross-Country (ARCC)

• Adventures Cross Country (ARCC) offers 2-5 week wilderness programs for teenagers in areas such as Colorado, Utah, California, Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Hawaii, British Columbia, Costa Rica, Australia, Fiji, France, Italy & Spain.
• ARCC leaders focus on teaching wilderness skills, group dynamics, providing risk management, and having fun.
• Our students participate in backpacking, mountaineering, rock climbing, rafting, scuba diving, ice climbing, mountain biking, surfing, and ocean kayaking.
• Website: www.adventurescrosscountry.com

Camp Togowoods

• Spend your summer in Alaska working with a staff partner to plan and deliver outdoor activities to a group of campers with whom you live and supervise.
• Bring your talents and skills in outdoor cooking, song leading, canoeing, drama, pottery, environmental art and sciences, kayaking, group games, or gardening.
• Free room and board valued at $1000. Travel stipend given at end of completed season. Season runs May 31-August 9. Current CPR and First Aid certification required.
• Website: www.girlscouts.ak.org

Camp Togowoods

• Spend your summer in Alaska developing, implementing, and overseeing program in art, environmental education, wilderness travel, or aquatics.
• Support, instruct, and train counselors in your program area. Work with fellow staff creating, assisting with, and leading activities for campers. Supervisory responsibilities in coaching, supporting, and evaluating counselors.
• Free room and board valued at $1000. Travel stipend given at end of completed season. Season runs May 27-August 9. Must be at least 21 years old with supervisory experience. Current CPR and First Aid certification required (aquatics director teaching certification in canoeing or kayaking and/or Small Craft Safety certification, Red Cross or Ellis lifeguard training).
• Website: www.girlscouts.ak.org

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